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Fitted Furniture or Modular Furniture in the bathroom?

Montrose Bathroom Furniture

7 years ago

Would you rather have fitted bathroom furniture for lots of storage and practicality/function or modular furniture to make a stylised statement in the bathroom?

Yes - lots of storage

No - Would rather make a statement

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Isidora Markovic
7 years ago
Fitted and understated for me :) How about everyone else?
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