Concrete Fireplace

3 years ago

Hi - can you tell me how you did the fireplace? I'm looking at doing the same to my existing - also in Portland - Raleigh Hills. THanks!

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Hamish Murray Construction, Inc.
3 years ago
This piece was created with poured concrete and topped with stucco.
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