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Best kitchen ever. Did you have the white knobs specially turned?

3 years ago

Could you please tell me their rough dimension? Did you specify them to reflect the house’s era? This home is a timeless visual treat.

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PRO
Hindley & Co Architecture & Interior Design
3 years ago
Hi Kathryn, thank you so much! The handles are actually Muuto Dot coat hooks. We had them painted to match the cabinets.
kathrynmc1
Original Author
3 years ago
Hello again and many thanks for your response? Do you feel such handles would have the strength to work on an integrated fridge?
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