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Reggiani Davide Architetto

5 years ago

Good evening,
I really like the kitchen furniture!
Is it a commercial brand or was it made by a carpenter based on a custom design?
Thank you, best regards.

Mackeson Rd · More Info

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Uncommon Projects Ltd
5 years ago
This is a bespoke plywood kitchen. At Uncommon Projects we design, manufacture and install all our furniture.
Reggiani Davide Architetto thanked Uncommon Projects Ltd
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