Marccramer Uhouse Minimalist Dining Table

Marccramer Uhouse Minimalist Dining Table

Began construction in 2003, architect Natalie Dionne started to built her office space and family residence in Montreal, Canada. The idea of fluidity between interior and exterior spaces was exploited through this U House design.

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