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beautiful. What I'd the cabinet color?

4 years ago

Love the cream and gray.

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Erika Bonnell Interiors
4 years ago
Hi Jenny! It sure is a lovely creamy white color. Unfortunately, we don't know the exact specifications. The cabinetry was spec'd by the homeowners builder.
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