Love the kitchen doors and the countertop

lucykrobinson

6 years ago

Was this a bespoke project? I'd love to know more about who made the doors and what countertop was used. Thanks!

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6 years ago
Hi, its from standard range at Kitchen Revolutions SW20 8DR, German bespoke kitchens. Worktop Ceaserstone London grey. Would you like to book a visit at our showroom for more details?
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