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railing information

3 years ago

Hello! This whole entry is beyond beautiful. Would you mind sharing information about the railing, i.e the material used, size of balustrades? Thanks

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lauri morrison studio
3 years ago
Thank you for the compliment! It is polished nickel, custom, I think 3/4" square. Best!
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