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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

From towns near the front lines to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians faced shortages of electricity, water and heat on Tuesday as Russia’s bombardment of civilian targets and infrastructure threatened millions of people with the prospect of a desolate winter without basic services.

The Russian barrage heralds a new phase of the war — even as the Kremlin’s forces struggle on the battlefield, they have stepped up efforts to inflict suffering from afar. Civilians and infrastructure have been targets since the start of the invasion, but Russia has sharply increased long-range strikes deep into Ukraine, focusing on vital utility networks whose collapse would yield a new kind of humanitarian disaster there.

Since Oct. 10, the Russian attacks have destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country,” President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Residents are being urged — in some cases, forced by circumstances — to conserve water and energy. Business are turning off illuminated signs, and billboards are no longer lit up at night.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

From towns near the front lines to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians faced shortages of electricity, water and heat on Tuesday as Russia’s bombardment of civilian targets and infrastructure threatened millions of people with the prospect of a desolate winter without basic services.

The Russian barrage heralds a new phase of the war — even as the Kremlin’s forces struggle on the battlefield, they have stepped up efforts to inflict suffering from afar. Civilians and infrastructure have been targets since the start of the invasion, but Russia has sharply increased long-range strikes deep into Ukraine, focusing on vital utility networks whose collapse would yield a new kind of humanitarian disaster there.

Since Oct. 10, the Russian attacks have destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country,” President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Residents are being urged — in some cases, forced by circumstances — to conserve water and energy. Business are turning off illuminated signs, and billboards are no longer lit up at night.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

From towns near the front lines to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians faced shortages of electricity, water and heat on Tuesday as Russia’s bombardment of civilian targets and infrastructure threatened millions of people with the prospect of a desolate winter without basic services.

The Russian barrage heralds a new phase of the war — even as the Kremlin’s forces struggle on the battlefield, they have stepped up efforts to inflict suffering from afar. Civilians and infrastructure have been targets since the start of the invasion, but Russia has sharply increased long-range strikes deep into Ukraine, focusing on vital utility networks whose collapse would yield a new kind of humanitarian disaster there.

Since Oct. 10, the Russian attacks have destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country,” President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Residents are being urged — in some cases, forced by circumstances — to conserve water and energy. Business are turning off illuminated signs, and billboards are no longer lit up at night.

We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

From towns near the front lines to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians faced shortages of electricity, water and heat on Tuesday as Russia’s bombardment of civilian targets and infrastructure threatened millions of people with the prospect of a desolate winter without basic services.

The Russian barrage heralds a new phase of the war — even as the Kremlin’s forces struggle on the battlefield, they have stepped up efforts to inflict suffering from afar. Civilians and infrastructure have been targets since the start of the invasion, but Russia has sharply increased long-range strikes deep into Ukraine, focusing on vital utility networks whose collapse would yield a new kind of humanitarian disaster there.

Since Oct. 10, the Russian attacks have destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country,” President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Residents are being urged — in some cases, forced by circumstances — to conserve water and energy. Business are turning off illuminated signs, and billboards are no longer lit up at night.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

From towns near the front lines to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians faced shortages of electricity, water and heat on Tuesday as Russia’s bombardment of civilian targets and infrastructure threatened millions of people with the prospect of a desolate winter without basic services.

The Russian barrage heralds a new phase of the war — even as the Kremlin’s forces struggle on the battlefield, they have stepped up efforts to inflict suffering from afar. Civilians and infrastructure have been targets since the start of the invasion, but Russia has sharply increased long-range strikes deep into Ukraine, focusing on vital utility networks whose collapse would yield a new kind of humanitarian disaster there.

Since Oct. 10, the Russian attacks have destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country,” President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Residents are being urged — in some cases, forced by circumstances — to conserve water and energy. Business are turning off illuminated signs, and billboards are no longer lit up at night.

We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

From towns near the front lines to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians faced shortages of electricity, water and heat on Tuesday as Russia’s bombardment of civilian targets and infrastructure threatened millions of people with the prospect of a desolate winter without basic services.

The Russian barrage heralds a new phase of the war — even as the Kremlin’s forces struggle on the battlefield, they have stepped up efforts to inflict suffering from afar. Civilians and infrastructure have been targets since the start of the invasion, but Russia has sharply increased long-range strikes deep into Ukraine, focusing on vital utility networks whose collapse would yield a new kind of humanitarian disaster there.

Since Oct. 10, the Russian attacks have destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country,” President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Residents are being urged — in some cases, forced by circumstances — to conserve water and energy. Business are turning off illuminated signs, and billboards are no longer lit up at night.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

From towns near the front lines to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians faced shortages of electricity, water and heat on Tuesday as Russia’s bombardment of civilian targets and infrastructure threatened millions of people with the prospect of a desolate winter without basic services.

The Russian barrage heralds a new phase of the war — even as the Kremlin’s forces struggle on the battlefield, they have stepped up efforts to inflict suffering from afar. Civilians and infrastructure have been targets since the start of the invasion, but Russia has sharply increased long-range strikes deep into Ukraine, focusing on vital utility networks whose collapse would yield a new kind of humanitarian disaster there.

Since Oct. 10, the Russian attacks have destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country,” President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Residents are being urged — in some cases, forced by circumstances — to conserve water and energy. Business are turning off illuminated signs, and billboards are no longer lit up at night.

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We had the pleasure of designing and creating furniture for a lovely family in Folkestone for nearly every room in their home! From their kitchen, pantry, bathroom furniture, garden pergola and dresser to the dining table, panelling, bookcases, bedside tables and bunkbeds the Folkestone House Project is a perfect example of Herringbone being more than a kitchen company.

From towns near the front lines to high-rises in the capital, Ukrainians faced shortages of electricity, water and heat on Tuesday as Russia’s bombardment of civilian targets and infrastructure threatened millions of people with the prospect of a desolate winter without basic services.

The Russian barrage heralds a new phase of the war — even as the Kremlin’s forces struggle on the battlefield, they have stepped up efforts to inflict suffering from afar. Civilians and infrastructure have been targets since the start of the invasion, but Russia has sharply increased long-range strikes deep into Ukraine, focusing on vital utility networks whose collapse would yield a new kind of humanitarian disaster there.

Since Oct. 10, the Russian attacks have destroyed 30 percent of Ukraine’s power stations and caused “massive blackouts across the country,” President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday. Residents are being urged — in some cases, forced by circumstances — to conserve water and energy. Business are turning off illuminated signs, and billboards are no longer lit up at night.