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Love the fireplace! Where's it from?

9 years ago

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Clark Design Studio
9 years ago
This project was a remodel of a 1950's house. The home owner was very fortunate that this was the original fireplace mantel and surround. All we had to do was freshen it up with a little paint and add the wood paneling above the mantel.
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Original Author
9 years ago
That's remarkable! Stands the test of time :-).

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