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5 years ago

Can you please tell me what kind of wood was used in the cabinets? Stained or natural finish? Also, the tile floor is beautiful! May I have the brand/color selected? Thank you so much!

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Louis L'artisan
5 years ago
The wood used was Cherry wood with a fruitwood stain. The tile was done by the client.
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