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In our condo our second bedroom works as a den 99% of the time.

11 years ago

last modified: 11 years ago

The other 1% it is used for occasional overnight guests. I want to use "French Mattresses" on slatted twin beds and then have a back and side built and upholstered so they can double as sofas. Any suggestions on how to do this inexpensively. See sofa in Vive Terra for look I want.

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Jeannie Nguyen
10 years ago
Hi! How did it go? Got any updated photos to share?
jojo16
Original Author
10 years ago
Still mulling it over but I will post images once I do it. It may end up with a queen bed, squared off bolsters and lots of pillows. Then I won't have to buy twin beds.
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