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beautiful designed Kitchen. Dimensions of the room?

2 years ago

Kitchen is so beautiful. What are the dimensions of the kitchen?

White Kitchen Henderson Rd · More Info

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Linear London | Kitchens, Bathrooms & Tiles
2 years ago
Hi Siva,

That Kitchen is approx 5.5m on both elevations. the Kitchen height is 2.3m

Thanks

Francis
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