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What material is the island countertop?

7 years ago

American kitchen in a Victorian Terrace · More Info

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YellowDoor
7 years ago
Hi, the countertop is Caesar stone - colour cashmere.
myannag999
7 years ago
Thanks so much! I can now do some research on it to see if it's available in France and how heat tolerant it is. Very pretty color - calm and elegant.
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