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where can we get a similar barn door?

Kimberly Maureen

last year

Where can we gift a similar barn door?

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Holmes + Salter Interiors
last year
Hi Kimberly, this was a custom barn door made from a solid live-edge wood slab. We had it made by a local craftsman. You might get lucky on Etsy.com, there are a few vendors who sell solid live-edge wood slabs, or by searching for woodworkers in your area. I hope this helps!
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