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What is the material used on the fireplace surround?

10 years ago

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designer4home
10 years ago
Hi, the fireplaces come with their one cases. Take a look here: https://edezeen.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=planika

You can buy them separately depending on what you need and the prices are very good. I've use some in my projects and the effect is amazing.
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KBC Developments
10 years ago
This is a custom feature, designed by KBC Developments and installed by Distinct Interiors.

It a plaster product applied to look like board form concrete.

Distinct Interiors | Randy Orr

Thanks for your interest!

www.kbcdevelopments.com

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