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I love this design

Juliana Marquis

5 years ago

But what is it's purpose?

New This Week: 5 Kitchen Island Shapes You Haven't Thought Of · More Info

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Kaplan Thompson Architects
5 years ago
Hi Juliana,

Thanks for the feedback! It’s ASCII binary code - more details here - https://www.houzz.com/magazine/new-this-week-5-kitchen-island-shapes-you-havent-thought-of-stsetivw-vs~109268167

- Kaplan Thompson Architects
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