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seasideateastbeach wrote:
Sharon Spaulding
Where are the corbels from?
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Sharon Spaulding
Does anyone know if these corbels are available?
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soozy wrote:
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Pleasant Living, LLC
The Beverly Barstool from Shaver/Melahn can be purchase at Pleasant Living,LLC 608-251-0995
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walserb
those do not appear to be the same barstools as in the picture - the base is different. I prefer the base in the original pic - where can those be sourced?
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Su Casa Designs
It is a custom dersigned and stained piece of Walnut.
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Gretchen DiNapoli Designs
Su Casa Designs- who made these barstools? They are perfect!
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Su Casa Designs
These chairs were purchased through "The Chair Group" here is their website:
http://sedital.ca/product/b-620/
Custom finish and upholstery
http://sedital.ca/product/b-620/
Custom finish and upholstery
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
KitchenLab Interiors added this to Bar Stools: What Style, What Finish, What Size?
Wood stools with upholstered seats are another great choice, and again, reupholstering that seat with a fabric of your choice is a great option.
Lisa Frederick added this to Kitchen Workbook: Tools to Pick Kitchen Stools
Check for quality construction. Because stools get pushed, pulled, banged and jostled daily, you'll want to be sure yours are well made. Inspect the joining or soldering; test the backs for stability; make sure fabric is securely attached.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Ellen added this to Jackson Project
KITCHEN Tim prefers a corbel over a leg from a functional standpoint (allows people to spread a bit more, beyond the bounds of the counter edge to get a little more space) and while I agree, I need something a little more substantial to define the area. A larger corbel (the smaller ones don't cut it) like this seems like a decent solution.
thank you tlwardlaw!