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7 years ago

Looking for similar custom pot rack.
Could I have name of company please?

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Tucker & Marks
7 years ago
Hello!
This is a custom pot rack with double sided iron hooks on a rectangular pine frame suspended by four iron braces. Two pendant lights with iron hats and posts to suspend from a rectangular iron canopy. Manufactured by Paul Ferrante.
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Paul Ferrante
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
This is a custom 2077 Pot Rack Fixture. We offer hundreds of lighting options,
and we can work with you to create custom sconces, lanterns, chandeliers, etc.
to fit your design. You can learn more here: http://bit.ly/PFPotRack
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tersiamarshall
Original Author
7 years ago
Thankyou Paul. We are rebuilding a home and it will have a similar pot rack. Copper pots are bought and furniture has arrived. Attached is pic of custom made bar chairs
mikesugimoto
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
We love this pot rack and wonder if our 13' ceiling would work for it? Would those cables be too much going on? I don't honestly know. Our kitchen is not rustic, but am wondering if the contrast might work? We will be putting up William Morris strawberry thief with red background wallpaper. Maybe incorporate copper? Just a thought.

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