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What company fabricated the hood range?

10 years ago

Hi there,
I'm looking for a company to fabricate a copper hood range in Vancouver, and was wondering if you could tell me who did the one in this image?

Thank you!

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Christine Austin Design
10 years ago
In this project we had it painted to look like copper. As the project developed there was alot of gilding done on site and the client thought it would be nice to add a metallic feature to the kitchen as well. this is why the moulding and the upper section of the hood have a different look.
isinkarch thanked Christine Austin Design
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Bay Ridge Windows & Doors Design Center
10 years ago
What a great idea! Painted wood range hood.
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