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9 years ago

What cabinets are these? and color? also color of the tiles?

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Rockman Millwork Windows & Doors
9 years ago
Hello, I am sorry I have no idea - We were window suppliers and installers on this project only. The architect was the Helmes Group in Katonah, they will be able to help you further.
grish2001 thanked Rockman Millwork Windows & Doors
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