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Couple of questions about this project.

10 years ago

Would love to know the source of the pendant lighting in the kitchen. I also looked at photos for the rest of the project and like the dining room wallpaper, could you tell me where that came from. Thank you.

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Kurt Johnson Photography
10 years ago
I am very sorry to inform you that we are unable to provide you with the information you are seeking regarding the pendant lighting and dining room wallpaper. For we only photographed the space, we were not the designers, but if you would like to contact Sone Design Inc I am sure she would be very happy to provide you with the information you are looking for. She has a Houzz account and is listed under professionals, or you can reach her through her website. (sonedesign.com)
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