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Aegean Design Studio
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The before pictures are really rough but originally, the kitchen was half the size and was separated by 2 walls (not attached to the other). The kitchen is now fully open to the fireplace, living room and dining room. The cabinets are Fieldstone Cabinetry and countertop is from Cambria.
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