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What is this sink?

3 years ago

What a beautiful bathroom! I'd love to know the sink make/model?

thanks!

After - Powder Bathroom · More Info

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KD Project Design, LLC
3 years ago
Thank you for the compliment. This piece was custom designed and fabricated for the space.
Rosa Urrutia
3 years ago
Thanks so much! Beautiful! I have only found One company that makes sinks like these
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