Dining Room Transitional Dining Room, Toronto
Interior Design by:
Sage Design Studio Inc. http://www.sagedesignstudio.ca
Contact:
Geraldine Van Bellinghen
416-414-2561
geraldine@sagedesignstudio.ca
Sage Design Studio Inc. http://www.sagedesignstudio.ca
Contact:
Geraldine Van Bellinghen
416-414-2561
geraldine@sagedesignstudio.ca
Inspiration for a transitional dark wood floor and brown floor dining room remodel in Toronto with gray walls — Houzz
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audj789 wrote:
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Leslie Goodwin Photography
Hi, thank you for your inquiry. Hopefully you have been getting some good feedback on your design questions. I am the photographer of the dining space associated with your questions - please try contacting the designer ("More Info") for additional information or advice. Best, Leslie
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Sherri Somers
this paint looks very similar to Valspar's London Coach
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Jean Marc Ouegnin
c est vraiment tres beau !!!!!!!
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Timothy Rivers Interiors
Hey there...
I am sure you are well on your well to creating your dream space.
.I am starting a series of blog post in February designed specifically for bachelors. I think the content could help a lot.
The first goes live on February 3, 2015
www.timothyriversinteriors.com/blog
I hope it provides a lot of answers for you..
I am sure you are well on your well to creating your dream space.
.I am starting a series of blog post in February designed specifically for bachelors. I think the content could help a lot.
The first goes live on February 3, 2015
www.timothyriversinteriors.com/blog
I hope it provides a lot of answers for you..
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cljg7695
Wow are they comfortable?
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unaguayabita
I've lusted after these Tobias chairs for about 2 years now, maybe 3. I've seen them in person and sat in them. They are actually comfortable!
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Leslie Goodwin Photography
Thank you for your inquiry. I am the photographer of this project and not involved in the design process. Please try contacting the designer (contact info. with photo description). Best, Leslie
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lisabrookejohn
Frustrating why a photographer would posts pictures in a interior design websight then can't answe the questions, although great shots.
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deborahcunha
Where can I find the bench? Soo wounderful!
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Leslie Goodwin Photography
The bench was covered with a custom slip cover by The Sewing Shop here in Toronto. Thanks, Leslie.
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Leslie Goodwin Photography
Thank you for your inquiry. I am the photographer of this project and not involved in the design process. Please try contacting the designer (contact info. with photo description). Best, Leslie
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foscarini
the pendant in this picture is not a original Foscarini Caboche lamp, but a copy /replica. Save THE DESIGN, buy only originals!!
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Benjamin Moore's Night Train is a similar color.
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fhjd
What would be comparable in Valspar?
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Jill L'Insalata wrote:

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Leslie Goodwin Photography
Hi Jill, sorry I missed this question at the time. Thank you for your interest in this project. For more information please try contacting the designer, as I am the photographer. Best, Leslie
Sage Design Studio Inc.
http://www.sagedesignstudio.ca
Contact:
Geraldine Van Bellinghen
416-414-2561
geraldine@sagedesignstudio.ca
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Li Ye wrote:
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Leslie Goodwin Photography
Hi Li,
Thank you for your interest in this space. Please try directing your question to Sage Design Studio Inc. (under More Info.), as I am the photographer. You can also try searching the thread of questions and answers for this image.
Best, Leslie
Thank you for your interest in this space. Please try directing your question to Sage Design Studio Inc. (under More Info.), as I am the photographer. You can also try searching the thread of questions and answers for this image.
Best, Leslie
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Leslie Goodwin Photography
Thank you for your inquiry regarding this project. Please try contacting the design firm for the answer to your question ( under "More Info" ), as I am the photographer. Best, Leslie
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dcarrasco
The table is Crate and Barrel.
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tobeamiss
looks like just a slip cover.
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