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love the sink!!

6 years ago

can you please source it?

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Sherri J Photography
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Hi Jenn, I am not the designer so I don't know where the sink is from. I think there will be an article posted on Houzz soon from the designer soon, I would keep a lookout for "Ojai Farmhouse" and they might have more info!
Jenn
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6 years ago
naturally I didn't notice that you weren't the designer until AFTER I posted a million questions. lol. thanks anyway. I'll definitely keep an eye out for that article.
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