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Lori Martin Reeves wrote:
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Adam Toogood
The framing system looks like a Bristolite skylight.
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Adam Toogood
The framing system looks like a Bristolite skylight.
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Michelle P
I realize you took the photo, but there is no way on this green earth that those countertops are soapstone, which, by the way, cannot be "polished"
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bigchange
Who made the cabinets? The look is fabulous!
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Megan Lopez
You can try looking for cable lights for something similar.
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Yogini Jayaraman
Thanks ilikepie20. This answered my question.
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I have no rights to this property. Contact Sotheby's Realty SF, CA Arthur Sharif
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Thank you!
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Everything is custom in this home.
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Scott Drain
You can buy those pendants and the lighting system at lightology in chicago
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8x5 feet
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The home was designed from the start to have such a large skylight.
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Unfortunately, the counter tops were installed by the previous owners.
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glog
My guess is polished granite with rough edge.
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Michelle Gallardo wrote:
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ND tinting only.
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sellmaker wrote:
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Los Gatos, CA
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elizajody wrote:
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20x25x17 high max

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Unfortunately, Much of the info on this home can only come from the previous owner and he is hard to contact... the other Steve of Apple.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Mariana Pickering (Emu Building Science) added this to How to Add a Skylight or Light Tube
Who to hire: If the energy efficiency of your home is important to you, you should start by hiring a green building professional to calculate the effect a skylight will have on your overall building envelope. If you want to skip right to installation, you’ll need a general contractor or roofer to give you a quote. Whereas windows are usually sized individually as per the project and installed by the window company, a skylight is usually selected from a range of options, delivered in a box and installed by your general contractor. Most roofing companies also offer skylight and light tube installation as part of the package when they’re working on your roof.
Mitchell Parker added this to 25 Great Home Projects and What They Cost
16. Add a Skylight or Light TubeThis is a great way to bring natural light into dark or windowless rooms, but skylights and light tubes can be part of an integrated design strategy for efficient and passive heat gain. Cost: Fixed and manually operable skylights with installation can cost a couple of thousand dollars each; automated systems can cost up to $5,000 installed. See the full project
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