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ciscovillalta

10 years ago

Hi, What kind of wood did you use on the windows and what color is the stain? Thank you so much!!!

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Mosaic Interiors SF
10 years ago
Hello ciscovillalta:
We used metal clad alder wood windows made by Point 5, dark brown low-VOC stain called: Mocha.

Please let me know if you have more questions and feel free to call or email if there is anything else we can do.

Stefan Eder
Mosaic Architects & Interiors
415.409.6660
info@mosaicarchitects.com
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