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I really like the storage that has been built for the wall

Julia Weld Forester

2 years ago

I live in Sheen as well and I would be interested in doing something similar (built-in shelves and drawers underneath). Who made this? Many thanks, Julia

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Square One Architects
2 years ago
Hello, thank you for your message. The shelves and lower units where fabricated by the kitchen supplier (Mobalpa Kitchens in Richmond)
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