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Who did design, fabrication and, and install of the staircase?

9 years ago

Looking to do something similar in Vancouver.

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Living Edge Design
9 years ago
Our team at Living Edge Design did the design, fabrication and install. Give us a call if you would like to collaborate (we are based in Whistler but work throughout the Sea to Sky corridor).
donnadabaer
8 years ago
are the stairs made form walnut veneers to produce the front edge grain or are they solid walnut?
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