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What cabinetry and countertops did you use in thus fabulous kitchen?

6 years ago

What cabinetry and countertops did you use in thus fabulous kitchen?

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Platinum Designs, LLC - Ian G. Cairl, Designer
6 years ago
Hello there,

The cabinetry is made by Hanssem, Kent door style in Cherry with Cordovan stain. Certain elements such as the hood, and burled panel inlays we designed and manufactured. I'm sorry to say i cant recall the granite type! Hope this helps!
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