doors on cabinet at back of photo

reindeermoss

18 days ago

Does this cabinet have bifold doors? I cannot tell from this picture but love the details of this kitchen.

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Brayer Design
18 days ago
Thank you for your kind words and yes that is a bi-folding cabinet, which means that the doors can be left open whilst cooking and baking.
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doors on cabinet at back of photo

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