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Is the breakfast bar just wood, or is it Oak? stain color please?

bhandariabhishek

7 years ago

Contemporary kitchen south wales · More Info

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Design Studio Cardiff Ltd
4 years ago
the bar is 100mm veneer walnut and has been stained
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