Modern artwork with dining table and chairs at window in London townhouse England UK

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Print size:	approx. 30 × 45 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A3

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East End Easy Living

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When Sara Latham first moved to London from Washington D.C. she was definitely an apartment-living person, but after living in her Primrose Hill flat for over nine years she decided it was time to move into a house with a garden. ‘I had lived in a garden flat for long enough, and really wanted more …

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