Kitchen worktops ???
Chris
6 years ago
I'm thinking of changing my kitchen worktops but not sure if to change to high gloss black tops or change to a wooden look?? Wanted too know whether the wooden effect will go with it? I've attacheted a picture of my kitchen now and one of the wooden tops I had in mind...
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