Love, love the kitchen island benchtop.

poja

6 years ago

Can you please kindly tell me what material is it made of and where is it from? Thank you in advance.

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Staple Design
6 years ago
Its a timber called sugar gum which was sourced by my client and then machined up by our cabinetmaker. It's beautiful and very unique!
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Love, love the kitchen island benchtop.

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