Your kitchen design is so beautiful. A client shared it with me. She

Katherine Ramm, Interior Design Consultant

4 years ago

Your kitchen design is so beautiful. A client shared it with me. She loves the blue cabinet color. Would you share it with us?

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Hi Katherine,
The kitchen blue is BM 2129-50 winter lake with decorator white trim. Cheers! Joe
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