Triple butler sink and glass fronted cabinets with walls in Pavilion Grey Wiltshire kitchen UK

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Steeped in history, the run down Georgian fronted terrace house in the West Country proved the perfect home for Tom and Camilla Harrington. Back in the 14th century, the site of Tom and Camilla Harrington’s home was no more than a wine store with a chequered history. ‘The round barrel shaped …

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