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A Veritable Dream Home
Keeping on trend with the mid-century modernmovement, a quiet reading area featuring abold choice in upholstery from Spaces Limitedis perfection. (Photos: Christopher Fuller)
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September 22, 2019

A Veritable Dream Home

When the CEO of GARCO Construction and his wife who has a keen eye for design decided to build their dream home, no detail was left to chance. Each meticulous finish was decided upon by the savvy homeowners, and when it was time to put the finishing touches on their architectural masterpiece, they called the team from Spaces. The collaborative effort led to a masterful blend of modern elegance with all the comforts a dream home should have. The stunning property boasts four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, expansive entertaining areas, a chef’s kitchen, man cave and a home theatre that could rival Palace Cinema. T ake a moment to feast your eyes on Jamaican architecture and design at its finest.

Join the Spaces team on Saturday, September 28, 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm at their pop-up shop

Spaces Limited

7-9 Ardenne Road, Kgn 10

876-926-4013

And when you want to really get away from it all without getting away… retreat to the “man cave”.
And when you want to really get away from it all without getting away… retreat to the “man cave”.
The spiral staircase features hardwoodflooring and iron metalwork customfabricated by local artisans.
A view from above!
This signature lighting fixture creates astunning and eye-catching focal point.
Whether you’re sippingyour morning brew orhaving a quick mealwith the family, abreakfast nook rankshigh on the wishlist of many newhomeowners. (Photos:Christopher Fuller)
Make a grand entrance with a Gallery Line by Spaces entry table.
The 13-foot ceilings and open-concept floor plan make this space perfect forentertaining.

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