What kind of wood was used to make this bench? Who was the supplier?
14 years ago
As much information you can tell me about the wood used to make this exquisite bench and where it can be purchased?
Thank you kindly,
Best.
Eve Silver
Eve Silver Design, LLC
Thank you kindly,
Best.
Eve Silver
Eve Silver Design, LLC
Contemporary Kitchen · More Info
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