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Which room transitions into the kitchen?

7 months ago

I'm wondering how it looks with the banquet in a room transition. I'm thinking of doing the same thing and wondering how that will look

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Kimberley Harrison Interiors
7 months ago
It is the great room on the other side of the banquet. Hope that helps :)
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