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Ava Burke -- Interior Design, 3/19/2013 8:00:00 AM

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Bench: original to orphanage.

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Chair: vintage Mies van der Rohe.

Table: vintage Eileen Grey.

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Countertop: existing.

Mirror: existing.

Sink Basin: existing.

Sink Fittings: existing.

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Bench: original to orphanage.

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Bench: original to orphanage.

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Chair: original to orphanage.

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Chairs: Konstantin Grcic.

Desk: Leon Ransmeier.

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Credenza: vintage Knoll.

Conference Chairs: Ikea.

Conference Table: vintage Knoll.

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Chairs: vintage Bellini.

Table: original to orphanage.

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