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Colour Confidence Interiors
5 years ago
Hi acmsvg,

Thank you for reaching out to me at Colour Confidence Interiors.

Where are you located and I can possibly give you more specific information?

All selections seen in this image were made by the Senior Designer at CCI and were a part of our long established trade associations with Suppliers and Manufacturers. In this instance they were all Melbourne sourced product.

The stair rail and balustrading here is custom made wrought iron done by selecting balusters and rails to be grouped in the pattern of choice.

Let me know if you need more help and we can set up a time for a Consultation.

Thanks again.

Michelle.

CCI
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Colour Confidence Interiors
4 years ago
How did you go with your stair?
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