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A model created for an interior design client imagining a layout that removes an existing fireplace stack to create a half-wall fireplace, open bar seating, and an open concept kitchen & den. Furnishings and lighting were chosen specifically to accommodate the client's large New Findland dog; requiring no coffee table, wall-mounted/sturdy lighting, and storage above floor height.

A model created for an interior design client imagining a layout that removes an existing fireplace stack to create a half-wall fireplace, open bar seating, and an open concept kitchen & den. Furnishings and lighting were chosen specifically to accommodate the client's large New Findland dog; requiring no coffee table, wall-mounted/sturdy lighting, and storage above floor height.

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A model created for an interior design client imagining a layout that removes an existing fireplace stack to create a half-wall fireplace, open bar seating, and an open concept kitchen & den. Furnishings and lighting were chosen specifically to accommodate the client's large New Findland dog; requiring no coffee table, wall-mounted/sturdy lighting, and storage above floor height.