Record shelves below hanging houseplant in bright room

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Sandra and Ulric dragged their home from the 1940s into the stylish present; SE

Faced with a house from 1947, Sandra and Ulric gave up the restyling ideas and decided to tear out the old built-in cabinets and shelves, making it possible to open up the floor plan and create something completely new. Now the rooms are filled with self-designed solutions that connect the past with …

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