Free-standing bathtub and window with black frame in bright minimalist bathroom

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Location:	Johannesburg, ZA

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Cookie-Cutter House

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Creative update to family home in Johannesburg, South Africa

What the couple bought was a 1960s cookie-cutter house, one of several designs that were used to roll out the developing suburb. Two substantial renovations followed – the first was barely completed when daughter Luca (now two and a half) arrived five weeks early.

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