Counter Tops!

Elizabeth Aurelia

6 years ago

Great style. What is the counter top material in this image? Thank you for your time. LIz

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Pamela Foster & Associates, Inc.
6 years ago
This is the before photo; I think they were coriander
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Pamela Foster & Associates, Inc.
5 years ago
Don't know what I was thinking the day I answered this question. Of course, I meant Corian. :)
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