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What type of stone has been used in this bench top? Thank you

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

All your interior work is fabulous! I especially like this home and its use of colour - modern neutrals that will prove it to be a timeless classic. Love the feature wall of cupboards and wine fridge.

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STYLE it Interiors Dublin, Ireland
8 years ago
Thank you. I appreciate your kind words.
PRO
STYLE it Interiors Dublin, Ireland
8 years ago
The Stone is Corian.
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