Counter top supports

mindya

5 years ago

Where did you get the counter top supports for the upper counter top?
Beautiful design!

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Johnny Grey Studios.
5 years ago
I designed and had them made in solid stainless steel by one of our metalsmith companies. Bespoke metalwork is a key way of making furniture work effectively.
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Counter top supports

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