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{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t
{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t
{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t
{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t
{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t
{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t
{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t
{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t
{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like t

{Not usually a fan of interior windows (except for these few), but they work here! I actually like the rooms when they peek into a larger space.} Thomas Geerlings of Framework Studio and designer Sascha Faase have just rolled out a personality filled revamp of a 120 year old Amsterdam penthouse. The apartment’s new residents, a discerning couple in their 40s, traveled light, with only their wardrobe and art collection in tow. It was a decision that allowed both the clients and the design team carte blanche when it came to repopulating the new apartment. The result is a fresh, art-filled abode punctuated in rich shades of blues, greens and browns. Enjoy the tour! Photography by Kasia Gatkowska. via -- source link


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