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Gorgeous bathroom! Where did you get your bathroom vanity?

5 months ago

Gorgeous bathroom! Where did you get your bathroom vanity?

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Phillip Price Construction
5 months ago
Hi, Thank you! This is a custom vanity with a teak veneer.
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