where is this kitchen from?

il y a 6 ans

I love this kitchen and especially the island countertop.
Please can you tell me where it was from or at least was the stone was? It's just beautiful

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Sonya Cotter
il y a 6 ans
Hi Tani - It sounds like you have a kitchen project. I designed the kitchen and it was made by one of my local contractors here in New Zealand. The stone was a stunning slab of Titanium Granite. All very unique. I have not seen one quite so amazing since.
Tani H-S
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il y a 6 ans
Aww why are all the lovely things never available, ha ha.
Thank you for replying - really appreciate it
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