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Who made these cabinets ? I reallly like the design and stain color

Annette Cottrill

11 years ago

Transitional Twist Kitchen · More Info

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Kitchens.com
11 years ago
This is actually a render so the color won't be 100% accurate but, the design, color and finish is based on cabinetry by Crystal Cabinet Works. They're a highly thought of custom cabinet maker out of Minnesota and they have dealers nationwide. All of the product details for this kitchen can be found at http://www.kitchens.com/design-boards/transitional-twist-kitchen/
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GenuineAntiqueLighting.net
6 years ago
Very nice kitchen. Materials and color pull together nicely. Much space.
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