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Can you please tel me what type of wood is used at the ceiling truss.? Also, who did the truss work?

Ameerti Jameela Mansions and Estates, Inc

11 years ago

Clive Christian Kitchen in French Oak · More Info

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Hungeling Design, LLC
11 years ago
I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to either of those questions. The home was 90% finished by the time I came on board to do the kitchen.
chewacla
10 years ago
Dear Hungeling Design, What type of granite is used in this kitchen? It is absolutely beautiful. Thank you! Charlotte
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I'm sorry - I do not have a record of the type of granite.

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