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I love the kitchen!

3 years ago

I love the kitchen in the art deco inspired flat in bermondsey. Can you please let me know where it is from and what the colour/ finish is. Thanks so much!

Art Deco Inspired Riverside Flat : Bermondsey · More Info

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