Orchid Studio Contemporary Entry, Seattle
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brittanymorgan wrote:
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Hi! The owners of this project selected and applied this door and stain, so I don't have the information on-hand. If I recall correctly it is an oak veneer door. Sorry I couldn't help more, good luck with your project!
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Jessica Pankov wrote:
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The front door was custom made to fit the exact look the clients were after. Check with building material salvage yards and shops...doors are easy to reclaim and most of the ones in the Seattle area have hundreds to choose from. Good luck in your search!
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Katelyn Kobussen wrote:
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It is indeed concrete, although I am unsure of the stain color. It was selected by the owner several years ago.
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thekarenursic wrote:
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The owners are avid collectors of vintage furniture, therefore they have purchased these from both online vendors and brick-and-mortar places here in Seattle for many years. This lamp is a vintage piece so finding an exact match would be difficult. Keep searching online and I'm sure a similar model will show up!
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lynnevp wrote:
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I am unsure of the color or manufacturer (owner selected 5 years ago). Colors get altered a surprising degree during digital photo editing and when displayed on your monitor (everyone's color settings are different). See this link on digital color management > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_management
The vast majority of questions we get on our projects are regarding color, and I strongly suggest you get a color wheel or sample fan from your supplier of choice. You can start by finding the sample that most closely matches the color on your monitor, but don't stop there. Look at the samples in both natural and artificial light before making your choice...the difference will surprise you.
The vast majority of questions we get on our projects are regarding color, and I strongly suggest you get a color wheel or sample fan from your supplier of choice. You can start by finding the sample that most closely matches the color on your monitor, but don't stop there. Look at the samples in both natural and artificial light before making your choice...the difference will surprise you.
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djkiwi,
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but who told you the AW 100 cannot be gotten as a Trapezoid? That is quite false, and I just checked the quoting software to confirm that virtually any shape is in fact available in the 100.