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Interested in cupboards

2 years ago

Interested in the cupboards - are the facias available to upgrade existing cupboards? The fridge looks as though it's been through the wars lol. I like the work surface too.

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Cat Woolner Interior Design
2 years ago
Thanks Nicky. I think you are seeing the reflection of the sink in the fridge (rather than dents!) Yes, the cupboard doors were purchased seperately for a quick & cheap update to a rather drab faux wooden kitchen. The worktops were from a high st retailer. You can email cat@catwoolnerinteriors.co.uk for more information.
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