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Eaves

10 years ago

Hi, what material was used to enclose the eaves, it looks a bit reflective? Beautiful home!

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Amy A. Alper, Architect
10 years ago
I hadn't noticed that before in this photo. We used a material called Hardie Soffit, a cement based panel. It must just be the light as the paint is not reflective.
Andy thanked Amy A. Alper, Architect
Annie Kaiser
10 years ago
I like the exterior sconces. Can you share the source?

Thank you-

Annie
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Amy A. Alper, Architect
10 years ago
Modern Forms..they have a wonderful selection at a good price point

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