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Wow! This kitchen is perfect - where is it from?

3 years ago

This kitchen could work very well and would love to know where it is from!

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Pineapple Interiors
3 years ago
Hi Edward, this is actually one of our own range of kitchens. We are able to manufacture a range of bespoke traditional and contemporary kitchens / joinery and would be happy to take a look at any upcoming projects you may have. Please let me know if you require any further information. Thanks. Matt
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