Can we squeeze in a walk-in wardrobe
LOUISE Petley
4 years ago
Hi All!
Looking for some ideas on where and how we could get a walk in wardrobe area into our new loft master suite that will be built next year
we would prefer a walk-in area rather than the fitted wardrobe down the length of the room.
thanks in advance.
louise
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