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Who makes the table and bench?

13 years ago

Joshua Nimmo · More Info

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NIMMO Architecture
13 years ago
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veronicadw
12 years ago
The table and bench are from Crate and Barrel, the "Dakota" model.
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Urban Tree Salvage
12 years ago
Urban Tree Salvage, based in Toronto, is Canada's leading salvaged live edge slab table manufacturer. We specialize in creating one of a kind tables in a variety of locally felled, salvaged hardwoods. Please visit our website for more information on our company www.urbantreesalvage.com or send me an email at melissa@urbantreesalvage.com to receive a quote and to view our current options.

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