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Cabinet colour?

6 years ago

Stunning kitchen all round, wish you guys were down south to do my new kitchen! Please could you let me know what colour the cabinets are painted? Thanks

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Kitchens International
6 years ago
HI Hannah Thanks for your comment and apologies for the delay in replying. These cabinets are painted in Teresa's Green by Farrow & Ball. Although our showrooms are in Scotland we can design and install kitchens anywhere and recently did one in Essex. We'd love to design your kitchen - visit our website and contact one of our design team through that for a consultation: https://www.kitchensinternational.co.uk/
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