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| 7F After: Swanstone's undermounted kitchen sink has no grooves for food to collect in or seams for water to sneak under. I chose the same "Tahiti Evergreen" color as my countertops, but you can also have a contrasting color installed. (Note that computer monitors don't reflect actual colors well. The "Tahiti Evergreen is a subtle, unusual mix of celedon, wintergreen and pale aquamarine hues—if this sink looks more blue or green, it's not being reflected accurately. Check out the color samples at a Swanstone dealer or in their printed brochure for a truer representation.) |
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