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Rail under window

8 years ago

Lovely kitchen with clever solutions! Who's the manufacturer of the rail with bottle and glassholder beneath the window?

Villa en Palamós, Costa Brava · More Info

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Nicolás Fotografía
8 years ago
I am Sorry, I am not the designer, I did the photos. :)
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