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Outstanding house! What are the stucco and wood stain colours?

5 years ago

Accent wood looks like a 4 inch T&G stained cedar I assume?

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Blackfish Homes Ltd.
5 years ago
Unfortunately we don't have records of the colour's used on the project.

I do recall the siding to be a stock Sikkens product.
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