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I love the counter chairs! What designer brand are they from?

9 months ago

Beautiful kitchen! I also love the backsplash tile, what is it?

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Sam Kachmar Architects
8 months ago
We don't have information on the stools, but the backsplash tile can be found here: https://www.walkerzanger.com/product/shift-grey-hammer-3x8-field/
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