Flooring, hood and island

Mariah Palma

6 years ago

Hello! Can you tell me what stain was used on the hood and island. Also, what flooring was used?

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Interior Selections Austin
6 years ago
Thank you for the question. The stain on the hood is Sherwin Williams Interior Stain SW3130-P Brazilnut, Satin finish. The floors are American Hickory, Greenworld Masterpiece II Matisse, Handscraped, 5"W.

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Mariah Palma
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6 years ago
Thank you for the info! What wood species is the hood/island?
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Clear Alder. Good luck on your project!!!

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