Brass Hardwear

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8 years ago

Great kitchen! Can I ask where you purchased the Brass hard wear from, or can I purchase from yourselves? Thanks Vickie

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8 years ago
Hi Vickie - we are architects, so we don't sell things. I don't remember the exact range but I do remember they are from Fulham Brass in west London.
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