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where can I get that sink! (the basin) what materiel is it made from?

9 years ago

is it hammered or crocodile embossed?

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Southland Building & Remodel
9 years ago
Hello, the designer Shelby Wood Design picked all the finishes. The sink is made of hammered chrome (metal) not sure where it's from. The vanity is from Restoration Hardware. Sorry I couldn't help but you can email Shelby Wood, she will be happy to help.
thetubes
8 years ago
How can I get Shelby Wood's email? I'd love to ask her about the sink.
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