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HELP! stuck with an indoor garden in the middle of my apartment!

3 years ago

This whole floor was added years after the house was built so a dome exists in the middle of the apartment so I decided to make the most of it and make it an indoor apartment with skylight and the sun above it, and im currently stuck with what trees or gardening design to do to cover it! any ideas?

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Sonia
3 years ago
I’m not sure what area you mean. Do you mean the area with wooden slats?
Bukayo Saka
Original Author
3 years ago
exactly, there will be glass on the white aluminium and the plants will be between the glass and wooden slats
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