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European style kitchen

3 years ago

Looking for an integrated kitchen Italian sleek with lots of options for inserts

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Holly Grand
3 years ago
I just googled it and that's what I found, is it something that you need? It seems good and bright. I am having a problem with the kitchen design now, can you tell me why you choose this one? What do you like the most?
Neasa
3 years ago
The concept of a 'European-style' kitchen is.... strange. I guess you mean like Scavolini? I think you can get this kind of look from many good kitchen brands. It's really about that very precise, minimalist, semi-industrial look. I think this requires really good design to pull off.
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Marsha Magun
Original Author
3 years ago
Yes that is exactly what I mean I love scavolinni do you know of any companies that are more reasonably priced? And have all the insert options?
Thank you for responding
Neasa
3 years ago
I'm in Ireland, and I'm guessing you are UK-based. Check out Nolte kitchens, it's a German brand. I'm sure there are a lot of UK dealers for them, if you like their stuff.
Marsha Magun
Original Author
3 years ago
Actually I’m British but live in the u.s. wonder if they are here?
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CH Design & Photography
4 months ago
Buy your Scav from Italy and ship it- MUCH cheaper

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