True on California Home + Design Blog
We were ever so pleased to read the great write up about True on the blog of California Home + Design. Spore's fan base has always been strongest in California, and we hope that True will find a home on more homes down there. We were especially happy to read editor Mary Jo Bowling's endorsement of the True as a doorbell button of choice for mid-century and older houses. It was our goal in designing True that it would find a broader audience than our classic line, and it appears that it will. If ever you see a True on a painted lady, please let us know! We would love to see a picture of it.Leave a comment
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