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Bespoke Desk and Shelves

3 years ago

Hi there - I am obsessed with the desk and shelf picture you have on here! I am moving into a new flat on Monday, and would like to get an idea of what I would need to do to hire you to replicate this for me! Idea of cost would also be great. The space is 115.5cm x 58.4cm and ceiling height is 2.44m

Thanks!
Hannah

JT Original in Veneer | Bayswater Bespoke Kitchen · More Info

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Jack Trench Bespoke Kitchens & Furniture
3 years ago
Hi Hannah,

Thanks for getting in touch. These solid walnut timber shelves were part of a larger kitchen project - I am afraid we don't sell them individually as we only undertake full kitchen refurbishment projects.

Glad you like them.

Kindest,

Julie

on behalf of Jack Trench Ltd
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