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Granite and lighting

9 years ago

What color is the granite? And can you tell me the manufacturer of the lighting?

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Crimson Design & Construction
9 years ago
Hi Kristen,
The countertop is Cambia in Brownhill. The pendants are "Ellston" by Kichler. Hope that helps you!
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