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could you please share the manufacturer of cabinet pulls ?

6 years ago

Love them for my white lacquered kitchen.

Acrylic - European Laminate Modern Kitchen · More Info

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Eastside Design & Build Inc.
6 years ago
Hello Sheila,

We appreciate you reaching out! The manufacturer of the pulls is Top Knobs. We selected these pulls to add to the modern look for the kitchen. If you have further questions please write to us on info@berceli.com

Thanks!
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