kitchen colour.

Emma McD

8 years ago

Hi I absolutely love this kitchen can you tell me the cabinet colour please.

Thanks

Emma

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Dovetail Workers in Wood ltd
8 years ago
The colours used were: Outer cabinetwork - Farrow & Ball Lamp Room Grey

Inside back of dresser - Farrow & Ball Downpipe

Island - Farrow & Ball Downpipe
Emma McD
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8 years ago
Thanks for your reply it's much appreciated!
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