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cabinet info please

Jeannie Couture

4 years ago

cabinet name brand and color, please will you share?

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2B Design, LLC
4 years ago
This Medallion Cabinetry with an Appaloosa finish on Knotty Alder.
Thank you for your inquiry!
Michele
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