full of clutter to full of space!
Kitchenflair Preston
7 years ago
a recent installation of a second nature remo handle-less door in dove grey... it shows a complete transformation from a tired busy kitchen to a seamless bright space
the wall colour blends perfectly too, ensuring a hint of personality which also runs through into the dining room, it all comes together rather well!
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