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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as one room" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a space that feels unified or cohesive, similar to a single room.
Example: "The open floor plan made the entire house feel as one room, promoting a sense of togetherness among the family."
Alternatives: "like a single space" or "as a unified area".
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775 Tan Hall can be used as two rooms (A & B) or as one room.
If used as one room, room capacity is approximately 80 people.
From blackout blinds, books and games to travel cots and booster chairs, all the essentials are provided and, as one room has bunk beds and two children's singles, it's a good option for large families.
Ms. Brox, 48, a quiet woman with the dark eyes and sturdy build of her ancestors, led the way to the main house, which began as one room early in the 19th century and grew to two stories linked to a carriage house and barn.
The tiny attraction started six years ago as one room in a San Diego art gallery, then grew so popular it relocated to Hollywood.
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Harth has partnered with dealers such as Talisman, Kairos Collective and One Room Gallery as well as private clients.
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As I leave one room and enter another I feel its flow of continuity.
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