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Posted On: October 4th 2024, 04:09 pm
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So proud to be a small part of a huge project @thefoxesmaltings. This couple are a joy to work for and some of the hardest grafters we’ve ever known! Their vision and the home they’ve curated is an absolute smokeshow and it’s just been pretty cool to see genuinely lovely people achieving great things! #yakisugi #abodo #granddesigns #shousugiban #homegoals #home
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Great work Sasha👏

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