Island counter below extractor hood and open shelves seen past dining table

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Personalising an off-plan house in Sandhurst, South Africa

After she bought this house in a guarded complex, the owner soon realised that she wanted something completely different. A lawyer by day and a pastry chef by passion, she wanted a kitchen that would handle her making 500 macaroons and not feel cramped. Enter interior designer Andrea Kleinloog, who …

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