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9 years ago

Hello could you tell me the color of the granite on the vanity

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Bensonwood
9 years ago
Hi bugsy 118 that was a custom top in Venetian Gold from a local vendor but many granite tops in the gold color family come close. Home Depot Solaris etc. Thanks!
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