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hdoakland

6 år siden

What color did you use for cabinet and island? What floors were used? Thank you!

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Shelton Design//Build
6 år siden
For this kitchen we used Medallion Cabinetry with the maple islander paint finish for the base cabinets and the maple cottage paint for the upper & tall cabinets. For the flooring we used Teragren bamboo flooring in Paris Black (Portfolio Series). I hope this helps!
Tiffany
2 år siden
What is the name of the island paint color - or is that the maple islander? Sorry! confused!
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