Hob and wooden worksurface on white counter, bar stools, extractor hood and marble tiles on grey wall

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White fitted kitchen with stainless steel fridge, island counter and bar stools

Bottle of oil, salt and pepper shakers, basil in concrete pot, teapot and houseplant against marble tiles and grey wall

Stainless steel jug and bottle of oil on wooden kitchen worksurface against marble tiles on grey wall

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Scandinavian Maximalism

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Thea spent her childhood planning her future home; NO

Thea started browsing through interior design magazines as a child, and has since spent years refining her own personal style. She has successfully created a dynamic blend of past and present, and with the arrival of her child, also paid attention to practicality.

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