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Who was the kitchen company/ builder

Kerrie-Anne Sommerfeld

6 years ago

I love this kitchen, who designed and built it for you?

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Detail 9 Architects Pty Ltd
6 years ago
Hello Kerrie-Anne, thanks so much for your inquiry. The kitchen is by Sawdust Timber Furniture. You can find them at http://sawdusttimberfurniture.com.au/
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