Bottom Cabinet Wood Type/Colour

veerangna

6 years ago

Hi,

Please share the details of the wooden cabinets. I love the effect they're giving here...!

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PRO
Designer's Choice Inc
6 years ago
Hello, I will find out for you as our designer who did this is out of the country for a few weeks. Thank you
veerangna thanked Designer's Choice Inc
veerangna
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6 years ago
Thanks a bunch !
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Designer's Choice Inc
6 years ago
You bet
pjlaas51
6 years ago
What is the type of wood used the bottom cabinets? Thanks
Coley Serwitz
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What kind of wood is this??

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