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love love love this kitchen! countertop? bottom cabinets? thx!

3 years ago

Love love love this kitchen! Bravo. Countertop ? Cabinets?

Contemporary in Meydenbauer - Bellevue, WA · More Info

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Sockeye Homes
3 years ago
Thank you, it is a beautiful custom home project. UPPER CABINETS Bellmont 1900 Jazz White Gloss Color, LOWER CABINETS Bellmont 1900 Linea Wenge 947, COUNTER-TOPS Pental Quartz BQ2088 Cotton

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crackers321
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3 years ago
Thank you for taking time to answer. Soooo gorgeous.
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