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love the counters and shelves and stove; fully aware Marnie's allergic to seeing things out in the open

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This is an example of what I DON'T want; too stark, too clean, too Scandinavian, zero personality. I feel as though this is an office kitchen for a tech start up with zero warmth

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I think I like it? Bit busy, but yes?

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rolling surface is a neat idea

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I like the industrial design a lot... not just something pretty but a space that leans into its functionality

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yes... apparently I like industrial design

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god yes

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Yes.

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I'm not sure what I think of this one... I think I like it? or is the sweep-curve a bit trying to hard? intriguing, certainly

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suspect it's utterly impractical but I adore everything about this staircase, from the shape to how the weathered-ness contrasts with the clean lines of the room; love it, love it, love it

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I like the stairs, hate the glass, obvs, but what I find interesting is how the blonde steps transition between a presumably bright first floor to the darker basement colours

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Intrigued by... whatever that is... on the left side of the staircase

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yes. everything about the staircase in this space.

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I admire the floating steps with the long connector

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oooh, I like the wide steps down to the bottom!

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adore

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WOW! love the metal!!

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again, I adore the lines on a bias- but metal, not wire.

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interesting. I like the floating stairs and the wood of the railing against the stone tile

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I really like the solid metal rods on the bias. All the visual see-through as glass, none of the finger prints

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hate the glass; like the lights, the wood simplicity of the steps

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I like the simple black and white, along with the glass (?) panel at the top

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