Dimensions of the open plan kitchen living area

Ieva

2 years ago

A lovely design. I was wondering what are the dimensions of the open plan kitchen - living room?

Inom Vallgraven, Södra Hamngatan 5 · More Info

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Dimensions of the open plan kitchen living area

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