wood wall grills

BY Interior Designs

4 years ago

This is beautiful! Can you please tell me where I can get the wood wall grills? thank you

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Designed Design Associates (DDA)
4 years ago
Sorry just saw this.
Those are all ripped solid timber wall panelings. They were fabricated by the joiners .
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