From Pit to Pink Perfection
G L Design
8 years ago
This family kitchen was completely transformed from the previous owners dark and
dreary kitchen. The dynamic family really wanted a warm and vibrant kitchen packed full of fun features. The very practical floor makes for easy cleaning after meal time. The design is full of texture and colour and looks great in the evening with a complex lighting plan highlighting all the features
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8 years agoIts so cute isn't it. It was actually designed specifically to fit exactly into the bespoke unit which surrounds it. It even has the same pencil feature wallpaper as a splash back.
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