What product can I use to achieve this look in my kitchen?
Wendy Roberts
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
I'm just starting out on looking at kitchen designs and products. I really like a white kitchen with black handles and most of the ones I like tend to be all timber. How can I get this look with a cheaper solution?
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6 years agoHi Wendy, I think the photo you have is a Traditional Hand Painted Shaker Kitchen, much like the type of Kitchens we produce.
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