GREAT FINDS / KITCHEN & BATH
GREAT FINDS / BUILDING PRODUCTS
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sa BaXter
www.sabaxter.com
The Modern Square Knob, part of the Modern
Rectilinear Suite by SA Baxter, is a statement in
simplicity, making it well-suited for contempo-
rary settings, according to the manufacturer. The
company recommends the following finishes:
polished nickel, light antique silver, antique nick-
el or bronze wash medium. All doorknobs from
SA Baxter are available in 2, 2.25, 2.5, 2.75 and
3-inch diameters.
SA Baxter
(800) 407-4295
sherle WaGner
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www.sherlewagner.com
This doorknob in antique gold is part of
the new Sherle Wagner Brown Tiger Eye
Collection. The pieces in this collection feature
a timeless quality ideal for both traditional and
contemporary homes.
Sherle Wagner International, Inc.
Dallas Design Center Suite 736 • (214) 747-7200
eco-friendly
POGGENPOHL USA, INC.
www.poggenpohlusa.com
Poggenpohl introduces a teak melamine cabinet door finish that’s perfect for
contemporary kitchens or baths. The finish is water-resistant, making it a
good choice for consumers
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who prefer a wood look. While teak is a tropi-
cal endangered wood, the Poggenpohl version is environmentally friendly
since it is a wood decor. This te
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featuring raised and fielded paneling, frieze
contouring and custom-made speaker cabinets.
This design is available in all Clive Christian’s
paint finishes and wood options.
Clive Christian
1616A Hi Line Drive, Dallas • (214) 744-2100
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