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Cristina Sanchez-Kozyreva


1 Dots Rose Tent, HK$$1,140, from Ferm Living.

2 Little Hippo stool with storage, HK$990, from Decor8.

3 Måla easel, HK$199.90, from Ikea.

4 My Hangout Bed, HK$31,168, from Tavolo Kids Living.

5 Puppet Theatre, €5,445 (HK$48,220), by Paul Robbrecht, from valerie_objects.

6 BuzziPuzzle, HK$3,557 per piece, by BuzziSpace, from SeventhirtyAM.


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