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Danish architect Sara Giese definitely isn't afraid of a challenge — she transformed a house that consisted of six small dark rooms into her spacious, light filled and open home in just six weeks.
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Danish Beauty
Danish architect Sara Giese definitely isn't afraid of a challenge — she transformed a house that consisted of six small dark rooms into her spacious, light filled and open home in just six weeks.
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