please help with loft, off mas-bedrm need lounge/extra closets/office
The loft is off my master bedroom, I want it to be a lounging space for me and my partner as well as home office and extra closet space, i don’t know how to make it work, space is 750 sq ft I need to see how it can look in order to visual it’s possibility
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elcieg
16 days agolast modified: 16 days agoWhat I do see is the room needs to be one color...
https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/how-to-paint-a-vaulted-or-angled-ceiling-part-3/Need to see the master bedroom, as well.
Don't do panoramic...wide-angle distortion
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