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Accent furniture, Feng Shui items, candle holders, unique home accents & gifts to enhance your decor as well as improve your home's health & usability
We specialize in custom interior painting and landscaping. Also, we work with several RE agents and their clients to help get homes ready for market.
Jim Mosher
Hampton VA 23670
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