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Kitchen tap

7 years ago

Is the kitchen tap in brass? Where is it from?

Canopy House - Stoke Newington, London · More Info

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A2studio
7 years ago
The tap is not in brass but in satin stainless steel.

Since it was sourced by the client I am not sure where it is from.
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