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Would you please advise the make / model of the range hood?

5 years ago

Looking to install this in our new outdoor kitchen

Kitchen in Contemporary Home for Entertaining · More Info

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Heritage Design Studio
5 years ago
Thank you for the question! This would be best answered by the interior designer, as she selected the interior finishes. Tiffany Mckinzie Interior Design should be able to provide that answer.
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