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11 years ago

Love the look of this kiva fireplace. What are the dimensions?

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Studio Gina Villetti
11 years ago
So sorry but I don't have any idea. This was a client of mine years ago in California and I can't recall. This was cement that I transformed into a wood and other plaster finishes.
cmanc92974
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11 years ago
It's beautiful. I am remodeling my parents's ranch home with a Santa Barbara look and i am adding a guest suite. This would be a perfect addition to this room.
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