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Can you please let me know the source for the exterior front door ligh

7 years ago

Can you tell me the exterior lighting source by the front door?

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VanderHorn Architects
7 years ago
Sure it's Paul Ferrante.
beckyao thanked VanderHorn Architects
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Paul Ferrante
7 years ago
We offer hundreds of lighting options including sconces, lanterns, chandeliers and more. You can explore all of our Paul Ferrante lights on our website here: http://bit.ly/PaulFerrante.
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