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4 years ago

Hi,dies anybody know the brand of this kitchen?

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Daisy England
4 years ago
Google says it’s a Canadian company.

If it’s the wooden effect doors that you’re referring to that I would have a guess that they’re purpose made.
Marta C.
Original Author
4 years ago
I finally found who made it...is an Italian designer...Pietro Russo
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Marta C.
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thanks for your help!!

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