Lagoon Apartment / Shir Shtaigman
The central element in the Lagoon apartment is a dark blue cube – one side turns the kitchen, while the other side points to the corridor and the rooms.
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The central element in the Lagoon apartment is a dark blue cube – one side turns the kitchen, while the other side points to the corridor and the rooms.
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