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What material is used for the long bench under the window? - is it the same as the top of the vanity unit?

11 years ago

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Gardner Architects LLC
11 years ago
The material for the long counter that runs into the shower, the lavatory top, and other horizontal surfaces as visible in other images of this room is Paperstone. http://www.paperstoneproducts.com. Thanks for the kind words!

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