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6 years ago

I am obsessed with your sink. Do you have any overhead shots of it. I want to do something similar in my kitchen renovation. I loooove your home!

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Moran + Associates
6 years ago
I do not have overheads. it was a custom soapstone sink made by a shop just outside stowe village. think it was about 6" deep and 5 ft long with a slight slope to drain. I know I had drawings but so long ago and I sold that home about 5 yrs ago.
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