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Metal above stove!

9 years ago

I love the metal above stove! How was that done?

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THE FRENCH BARN - Lacanche Canada
9 years ago
From a previous answer from Sustainable Kitchens: "our clients love France and wanted to incorporate it into their kitchen. Its a stainless steel cut out of france."

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Sustainable Kitchens
9 years ago
The owner is an experienced metal worker and he cut the piece out himself. Not sure what technique he used on this.
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Emma Britton Decorative Glass Designer
9 years ago
Super cute laser cut !
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