RENOVATED KITCHEN
Fletcher Cameron Kitchens
8 years ago
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The before kitchen was a painted white kitchen with little or no character. Our client was looking for something interesting and architectural. We gutted the kitchen and started new--keeping the same layout--but introduced some interesting new materials that brought it to life.
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