Any additional photos of this full kitchen/layout?

HU-975907262

4 years ago

Beautiful kitchen, detail and mixture of textures. Do you have any more photos of this kitchen?

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Kelly and Abramson Architecture
4 years ago
here's a few more

https://www.kellyabramson.com/orinda-residence/n28fy0cphoogphjxz0m4qskua9drom
HU-975907262
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4 years ago
Thank you - great work! Do you know the rough size of this L shaped kitchen? Thank you for your info/time.
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