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Love the look, Faucet, pulls, counter top. Live in Sacramento Ca. ho

7 years ago

Love the look. Products i would like to locate. csbiinet knobs. faucet, counter top. I would really appreciate your help. I am in my 70 s and trying to figure this out on my own. I live in Sacramento Ca.

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Bell of Northampton
7 years ago
Hi there! Thanks for your interest in these items. The counter top is Quartzite in Bianca Eclipsia, the handles are Mulberry by Hafele and the tap is the Zip tap 5 in 1. These were all sourced by us in the UK but unfortunately we aren't able to offer international delivery. Hopefully these names will help your kitchen designer source something similar for you. Please let me know if you need any more information.
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