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      "name": "How are support posts, ductwork, and low ceilings handled in a custom layout?",
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        "text": "Structural posts and low-hanging ductwork are integrated directly into the custom layout through intentional architectural framing, bulkheads, and furniture zoning. Rather than leaving support posts exposed awkwardly in the middle of a room, a designer can incorporate them into partition walls, built-in shelving, bar counters, or decorative architectural columns. Mechanical ducts and plumbing drop-downs are typically wrapped with clean drywall bulkheads or worked into closet spaces and laundry areas, keeping main living areas feeling open with the highest possible ceiling clearance.",
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        "description": "Support posts and ductwork are incorporated into walls, built-in cabinetry, decorative columns, or closets to preserve ceiling height and create an intentional, cohesive layout."
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