Furniture & fitted living · Entry & transition
A seat, a mirror, a shelf and everyday storage give the entrance a clear purpose. The family explores how a small threshold can feel complete.
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A seat, a mirror, a shelf and everyday storage give the entrance a clear purpose. The family explores how a small threshold can feel complete. This photograph belongs to the cited catalogue chapter; confirm the exact model and construction separately.
Catalogue product & setting reference
A seat, a mirror, a shelf and everyday storage give the entrance a clear purpose. The family explores how a small threshold can feel complete. This photograph belongs to the cited catalogue chapter; confirm the exact model and construction separately.
Catalogue product & setting reference
A seat, a mirror, a shelf and everyday storage give the entrance a clear purpose. The family explores how a small threshold can feel complete. This photograph belongs to the cited catalogue chapter; confirm the exact model and construction separately.
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Entryway cabinetry; seating and storage compositions.
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