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livingmydreamtoday

3 years ago

We love the wood on the vanity and tub. What kind did you use?
Thank you

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Peter Zimmerman Architects
3 years ago
I am seeing a picture of the kitchen. Most of the wood is repurposed barn siding.
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Yellowstone Traditions
3 years ago
Thank you for your kind words! The material we used around the bathroom vanity and surround is antique wormy chestnut.
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