Fabulous conversion

richardjcolman2000

7 years ago

Would love to know where the TV storage was from? It matches the kitchen cabinetry but has a slightly different finish.

North London Schoolhouse Conversion in collaboration with DNK Design · More Info

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Chantel Elshout Studio
7 years ago
Hi Richard, the Kitchen, TV unit and Study Furniture were all designed, supplied and installed by Chantel Elshout Design Consultancy.
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