I like the RIVER’S EDGE dining table a lot.

Urszula Mika

2 years ago

Where does the dining room table shown in the RIVER’S EDGE HOUSE picture come from?

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PRO
Alloy Homes Incorporated
2 years ago
Hello Urszula

Best to ask Amy at Croma Designs, who did the interiors on this project.

https://www.houzz.com/pro/cromadesigninc

Have a great week!

Cheers

Chris
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Croma Design Inc.
2 years ago
Thanks Chris! This table is from Croft House, the Sierra Table Thanks for the question!
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This Design is a success in our opinion! The black accents that accompany the light woods throughout are lovely.
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@Master Edge Homes Thank you!!

I like the RIVER’S EDGE dining table a lot.

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