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Cool sink, where's it from?

4 years ago

Where is the sink from? What is the depth of the sink from the wall? Looking for something to go in a narrow powder room.

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Anna Stathaki | Photography
4 years ago
Hi there, thank you for your message. Unfortunately I was just the photographer of that project so i don't know these details. Thank you, Anna
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