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5 years ago

Gray and white transitional kitchen in Oakton, VA · More Info

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Design Studio International
5 years ago
karen buck, we appreciate your interest in our kitchen project. The old opening was 32'' wide.

This new opening is 75'' wide, so we more than doubled the width of the old one. It really has helped to integrate the kitchen and the dining room, making both room feel more spacious.
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