Where are the cabinets from? What stain?

Katie Martinez

2 years ago

Looking for similar cabinets for my kitchen and would love to know more info about the ones pictured.

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JMC Home Remodeling
2 years ago
Hi, thanks for your interest in our project. Here is the information:

Cabico, Essence Line, Textured Faux Wood, Bedford is the color
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