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Katie Pritchett

last year

Are there dimensions available for this kitchen plan? Or floor plan? Interested in seeing they avoided feeling cramp but still provided storage

Mid-Century Modern Small Kitchen · More Info

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Monarch Kitchen Bath & Home
last year
Hi Katie. Monarch designed this kitchen in 2018. Dimensions and floor plans are unavailable. The client was very pleased with the space. You can read the testimonial here.
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