I love the floor tile and cabinets.

Kristy

3 years ago

Would you please share the tile brand and color? And the cabinet wood and color please? Thank you!

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Kaplan Architects, AIA
3 years ago
Hi Kristy,

My records on this are somewhat sketchy, I show the source for the tile as Daltile, but I think that is wrong. The cabinets are custom designed by us and made to suit the space. The cabinet maker matched a sample we gave them for the color and finish.
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Kristy
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3 years ago
Thank you for the reply!
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