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Tasmanian Oak brings warmth and texture to 1800s pub and bistro renovation
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06 Sep 2021 • 3m read • View Author

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Tasmanian Oak was used as the common thread to stitch the warm but modern design together (Photo: Steve Scalone)

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Tasmanian Oak was chosen for the banquette seating walls, planter boxes, bar front, and wall and ceiling linings (Photo: Steve Scalone)

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