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4 years ago

Can I ask where the kitchen units were from? Many thanks

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Yoko Kloeden Design
4 years ago
Thank you for asking.

We designed the kitchen and it was made bespoke to our design. Please get in touch at info@yokokloeden.com if you would like us to help with your project.
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