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All about the lights!!!

6 years ago

Awesome kitchen. Particularly love the lighting fixtures both pendant & sconce choices. Was wondering what brand/brands they were. Wish you design services were available in my area! Thanks in advance

Cashiers, NC · More Info

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Accentrics Interiors
6 years ago
Thanks so much for commenting on our photo! The pendants are Currey and Co. and the sconces are Circa Lighting.
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