Independent French rooms explore aligned double-door views, full-height carved panelling and slender garden windows. An oval dining rotunda and an L-shaped dressing room introduce different ceiling forms, with carved consoles, upholstered seating and a seated vanity.
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Independent French rooms explore aligned double-door views, full-height carved panelling and slender garden windows. An oval dining rotunda and an L-shaped dressing room introduce different ceiling forms, with carved consoles, upholstered seating and a seated vanity.
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Framed walls, considered symmetry and graceful furniture silhouettes. Set the hierarchy of wall mouldings before adding decorative objects. Balance curved furniture and framed cabinetry with the room height, and compare paint, timber and metal samples to avoid competing undertones. Develop the palette across adjoining rooms before selecting individual pieces. Review proportions, material transitions and lighting together in a coordinated sample board, then translate the approved direction into room-specific drawings and a product schedule.
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