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Azure Reese

vor 6 Jahren

Hi’ where did you get the framed pictures on the wall??
Thanks so much! We love the look of this gym! Great job

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Walker Home Design
vor 6 Jahren
Hi Azure,

Thank you for the compliment.

As for the frames, I am sorry, but I don't know. We are the Home Designers that work more with the builders. We are not at all involved with the display stagers or the interior decorators. I wish I could help you more. Maybe you can google search "word pictures for workout areas", or something along the same line.

If I happen to see them in my searches I'll let you know.

Have a wonderful day,

Brynn McSweeney

Walker Home Design.
Jim Dressler
vor 4 Jahren
Just wanted to see if anyone has been able to locate the pictures featured on the walls. Thanks!
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What is the flooring used? ... I love it!!

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