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The door and its material used.

stellagonzalez1

10 years ago

I love the door. Please let me know the material used. I understand it is wood on the frame but its interior I can nit figure it out. Thanks a lot!

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Architects Kauai, Inc
8 years ago
Binkerai wood from Bali -hand carved
stellagonzalez1
Original Author
8 years ago
thanks a lot!
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