Livingroom wall

9 months ago

last modified: 9 months ago

Hi had a professional decorator in of 40 years yet you see every seam and gaps aren't smallest of gaps either whats cure ? he told me it isn't his workmanshii its wallpapers fault some help would be very grateful thanks

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9 months ago
The wallpapers fault? That's ridiculous. A pro should be able to hang any wallpaper.
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9 months ago
j agree glad you said that thanks
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