I love this sink basin and accordian lights! Where are they from?

annielent

7 years ago

French Provence in İstanbul · More Info

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Orkun Indere Interiors
7 years ago
Hi Annie,
The basin is specially produced for this project as its dimensions and form, the marble we used is "arabescato faniello",
And the accordian lights are from Istanbul Horhor antiques bazaar,
:)
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I love this sink basin and accordian lights! Where are they from?

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