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where is the pantry with recessed pocket doors on either side from?

3 years ago

Would love to source them or have them made

Victoria Park House · More Info

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Brian O'Tuama Architects
3 years ago
The kitchen was bespoke, made by the main contractor who also has a joinery workshop. The Hawa mechanism used for the retracting doors was supplied by Haefele.
oskemen9
Original Author
3 years ago
That’s so helpful, thank you, I’ll take a look. Do you have the details for the joiner by any chance?
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