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katebutler61590

7 years ago

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Quorn Stone
6 years ago
Hi Kate,

The kitchen was supplied by Plug Interiors

You could also try Lewis & Hill who design and make bespoke, handmade kitchens in this style
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Davonport Kitchen & Home
6 years ago
Hi Kate,

Following on from the comment above, Plug Interiors did indeed supply this kitchen however the kitchen itself is by Davonport. Every Davonport kitchen is handmade to order in our Essex workshops. This particular kitchen is our Mayland style, you can find out more on our Houzz profile or our website.

Feel free to email us (info@davonport.com) if you'd be interested in discussing your project.

Kindest regards, Davonport.

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