Is there a picture of the other side?

Cb1957

il y a 5 ans

Is there a picture of the other sides of the island??? Curious about storage space and type of storage space; drawers, doors, open shelving . . . . . Really like the design of it. Also, what is the surface size of this island???

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Bartelt. The Remodeling Resource
il y a 5 ans
Thank you for your question! Here are some photos of the other side.

The island is 4'7" x 7'2."
Cb1957
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il y a 5 ans
Absolutely perfect!!! Love this room. Thank you so much for the info!
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Could you tell me where the stools are from? Very country!

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Is there a picture of the other side?

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