Classic chairs around dining table in renovated period apartment

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Location:	Johannesburg, ZA

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Fabulous renovation in Johannesburg, South Africa

A major challenge was the flow and layout of the house. Originally, it had three cavernous space at the end of the corridor. The couple reconfigured these rooms to create a more streamlined flow. They broke down walls for a more open-plan look and feeling, while all the doors were lengthened to …

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