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Now, I know its not strictly in Banyule but I did go to visit friends in Hurstbridge recently who have just bought a great little 60's weatherboard & stone house. So much potential!! The existing living room has a great bluestone fireplace, solid timber paneling - and some slightly less great mock timber paneling. The timber windows and beams have a strong architectural presence in the interior and some of the light fittings are really fun!
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Option 1 - Leave solid timber paneling natural, paint mock timber paneling in a mid-tone & paint beams dark |
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Option 2 - Paint solid timber paneling in a dark colour, paint mock timber paneling & leave beams natural. |
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