Opening on Island
13 years ago
Hello! This is one of my favorite kitchens, just beautiful! Can you please tell me how large the open area is where the stools are tucked into? I saw the overall island is 12'-0" but not sure how large the columns are on the sides to figure out the open area. Thank you!
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