Living Spaces Custom Design

350 E. Main St., Batavia, OH 45103(513) 735-2393 www.livingspacesdzign.com

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Living Spaces Custom Design

Owner and head designer, Pamela S. McKiernan, has been transforming and creating interiors through kitchen & bath remodeling for existing homes and new construction for the past 20 years. Her expertise is invaluable for creating the home of your dreams while working within your budget.

Pam has a degree in interior design and her portfolio includes nationally recognized, award winning designs. The finest homebuilders in the Greater Cincinnati area are always happy to work with her and continue to verify her excellent reputation in the industry. Contact Pam today to discuss your dreams of a perfect home.

Living Spaces Design specializes in cabinetry for kitchens (indoor & outdoor), baths, basements, bars and entertainment centers.

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Sep 25, 2014

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