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Could you please tell me what type of wood was used on the island?

10 years ago

stunning space!!!

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10 years ago
The island has 2 components in this photo 1: the framing benchtop is made from recycled timber (they used to be old power poles in Sydney) stained and coated 2: the rest of the timber look is made up of a well chosen laminate that balanced the floor and the benchtop colour and tone and it is a great result!

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