Waukesha Lower Level Rustic Staircase, Milwaukee
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I could be wrong, but that looks more like an EdgeStar fridge. I have a similar looking EdgeStar at my house.
http://www.edgestar.com/EdgeStar-80-Can-Built-In-Beverage-Cooler-CBR901SG/CBR901SG,default,pd.html
http://www.edgestar.com/EdgeStar-80-Can-Built-In-Beverage-Cooler-CBR901SG/CBR901SG,default,pd.html
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I could be wrong too! :) Rhoda
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Where do you find the answer to your questions???????
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The cabinets are from Holiday KItchens. Hope this helps!!
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We used small LED puck lighting in these areas. Make sure you get a warm temperature light for the LED's... if it is a cooler light, it will not look like this. Hope this helps and thanks for your question!
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Thanks for the question! I believe it is an Electrolux, however the homeowner purchased it and I do not have record of what the model number is.... sorry!
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I believe we had 75" of counter space and about 82" from floor to the bottom of the stairs. Hope this helps!! -The Brillo Team
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This stone is from The Tile Shop and is called Tucson Architectural stone. Hope this helps! Thanks for your question.
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The floor tile is Copper Rust Slate. Thanks for your question!
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Thanks for your question. They are a pine log veneer (the manufacturer calls it "Pine Log Cabin Siding"). Hope this helps!
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