Designer armchair, indoor palm tree and upholstered sofa with throw pillows in light living room

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Grey sofa set with cushions and coffee table in light living room

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In 2020, Kjetil made an offer on a house close to the home he was already living in. The location was key, since he didn't want his children to have to change schools. The house was in a typical 1980s style, but Kjetil had a vision of renovating it into a modern Zen home with a lot of natural …

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