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What colour are the units ?

3 years ago

Beautiful kitchen - I can't quite tell if they are a cream of pale grey / cashmere ?

Please also let me know re. the extractor fan details ? is it hanging from the ceiling, can you provide make / model at all?

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Finch London
3 years ago
Hi Sarah,

The colour is French Grey MID by Little Greene. So a warm soft grey.

The extractor is a Stratus by Westin and they are fantastic. It sits flush with the ceiling so the motor sits within the ceiling void and the duct runs between the joists.

https://www.westin.co.uk/our-hoods/ceiling-hoods/westin-stratus/

Hope that helps!
Sarah Marshall
Original Author
3 years ago
thank you !
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