Open kitchen with light wooden fronts in the luxurious living room

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Location:	Melbourne; AU

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Large abstract painting above the red sideboard in the dining room

Bright dining room in designer style with wooden floor and window front

Modern open living room with light wood and art objects

Black chairs around the table in the dining room with an open wall

Modern architect-designed house with a cantilevered cube

Sculpture collection on the light wooden floor under the stairs

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