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Ottimo has launched a new kitchen collection by Aster Cucine titled Pure Glam. This wooden kitchen has clean lines, shapes and geometries, and comes with an island that has no handles. The modular units have feature doors on the ground and its new cabin can be used as a pantry or as storage for...

Ottimo has launched a new kitchen collection by Aster Cucine titled Pure Glam. This wooden kitchen has clean lines, shapes and geometries, and comes with an island that has no handles. The modular units have feature doors on the ground and its new cabin can be used as a pantry or as storage for appliances. The range comes with lacquered cusp doors and cabinets with small veneered slats.Contact: Aster CucineMob: (0) 96502 44599, 85270 09355Website: www.astercucine.it

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