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Angela Morgan wrote:
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Elle Design Studi
We mostly use Clear Fiber sheet on it. if you want this awning please mail me the size and layout first. at my E-mail address: Globaldesign4info@gmail.com please send me photo of your location where you want to install it.
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Diamond Homes, Inc.
This is an "antique" awning installed on this remodel...not an "off-the-shelf" product. A custom steel fabricator could mimic this. Frosted glass on top
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Donna Jiga wrote:
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Diamond Homes, Inc.
It is a simply a knob for a different design detail.
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macnchezy
I've seen these awnings many times in Europe.
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csbishoprt wrote:
Sus Akes
Can you share the custom formula for the front door paint? It is wonderful!
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nenitacordova
Please can you send me door color formula its beautiful!
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2becketts wrote:
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iwd_iron_wrought_doors
Love this color! Sometimes a little change brings a big surprise — the door looks stunning! We’ve made a few in this shade before, and they turned out absolutely gorgeous! 😍 If you want a door like this or other customization choices, head to our bio.
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Diamond Homes, Inc.
It is a custom mixed stucco color. You would need to have your stucco company make samples to match it. Thanks.
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hdsillik added this to Katie house ideas
French looking. Could be pretty with your house
Teresa Brunetta added this to Pretty Doors!
The little roof thing above the pretty blue door
I have been looking for this awning. Google palram venus 1350 awning clear. This might work out for some of you. The reviews were good for this particular brand. I'm going to order one for my front door. Hope this helps.
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