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Kitchen island

8 years ago

May I ask the color you painted the island? I live in Louisiana and am remodeling because of a flood. I love your colors. My cabinets look like the same color. I am replacing floor and want an accent color for the island.

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Velma

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Frank's Marble & Granite, LLC
8 years ago
Hi Velma, I apologize, we do not know the color paint. We just did the granite.
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