Love every room in the house!

scoutsgirl

11 months ago

Such a lovely and relaxing home. Can you please share the wall cover line? Love everything about it!

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Kimberley Kay Interiors
11 months ago
Its phillip jeffries let me know if youd like me to order for you
scoutsgirl
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11 months ago
Just beautiful - thank you! Just now scrolling through your photos. Every room is so inviting and you have such talent for a luxurious casual look! I live in Las Vegas and think about a mater bedroom/bath upgrade. Do you do any virtual consulting?
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11 months ago
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Kimberley Kay Interiors
11 months ago
Awe thankyou so much! i do out of state projects all the time! send me your email if youd like more info on how the process works! vegas would be super easy to get to and from to! kim@kimberleykayinteriors.com

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