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could you please tell me who made this kitchen. it is beautiful

2 years ago

Is this kitchen Norwegian? I have been trying to source this in Ireland

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MH Costa Construction Ltd
2 years ago
Hi there, the kitchen was done by a German company called 'Max Ratjen'. http://www.maxratjen.com/
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