J.Byrne 20141. Draw the outer shape of the room to sizes given. J.Byrne 20142.

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J.Byrne 20141

Draw the outer shape of the room to sizes given. J.Byrne 20142

Draw in back wall J.Byrne 20143

Draw the outline of the end of the sofa. J.Byrne 20144

Bring lines back top VP J.Byrne 20145

Determine the length of the sofa Draw in some detail J.Byrne 20146

Draw in arm rests and bring back to VP J.Byrne 20147

Draw in width of arm rests J.Byrne 20148

Draw rug to one side of the room. Design the rug J.Byrne 20149

Divide the back wall into even spaces. Alternatively you can divide front line J.Byrne

Draw lines representing the lengths of flooring, getting shorter as you go further back into the room J.Byrne

Draw the nearest line of the fire place. Bring back into the room and finish J.Byrne

Draw a line to determine the depth of the fire place. Bring a line up vertical. J.Byrne

Draw a line from the VP out through the corner to determine the back of fire place J.Byrne

Divide the height of the wall to represent rows of bricks J.Byrne

Draw a line from the VP out through each of the brick corners to continue the rows of bricks on the back wall. J.Byrne

Draw in the bricks J.Byrne

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