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any windows in this ares? if so would love to see the window treatments. I have a very similar mudrm.

12 years ago

Any windows in this area? If so--would love to see the window treatments. I have a very similar mudrm & am doing black and white. so I'm curios. thanks!!

Birmingham, MI Mud/Laundry Room Addition · More Info

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PRO
MainStreet Design Build
12 years ago
Hi,
Thank you for your inquiry! Yes, there is a window directly across from the built in and a french door right where the picture was taken from. If you look at the attached exterior picture you will see the windows on the addition.
This homeowner chose not to do window coverings in this area as it faces a private area of the back yard. Please let me know if you have further questions.
Good luck with your project!
Christine Ramaekers, CKD
MainStreet Design Build
PRO
MainStreet Design Build
12 years ago
whoops, meant to attach this pic...

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