Dining area with Bauhaus chairs around table in open-plan interior with breeze block walls

Kuva ID:	11325888
Lisenssityyppi:	Rights Managed
Kuvaaja:	© living4media / Klazinga, Jansje

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Sijainti:	Delft, NL

Tulostuskoko:	n. 28,9 × 43,35 cm/ 300 dpi ideaalinen koko tulosteille enintään DIN A4

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