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Knobs and paint

9 years ago

Hello there - this is a beautiful kitchen and gives me confidence to go with my planned white painted kitchen. Could you please tell me the F&B shade but also where you got those beautiful knobs from? Thanks very much, Jess

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Stephen Graver
9 years ago
Hi Jess. Thank you very much for your kind words. I am glad it has given you confidence in proceeding with your own planned kitchen. The colour is, F&B All White (2005) and the handles are from a London-based company; Farmer Brothers, The Beardmore Collection (code: CU100005) in satin nickel.
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