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Please could you tell me where this Kitchen is from? Thank you

9 years ago

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Little Kitchen and Bedroom Company
9 years ago
Looks like a bespoke kitchen rather than from a multiple or shed. Very nice
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Ballycastle Homecare
9 years ago
Hi,

We make these inframe kitchens. This particular kitchen is more than likely tulipwood painted in the factory. There will be solid oak dovetailed drawers also. If you need any help check out my website.

Regards

Conor
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MK Property Photography
9 years ago
Hi, this was a photography project so unfortunately I can't advise on where the kitchen was from.
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Wayne Smith Renovations
9 years ago
Looks similar to solid oak kitchens we have fitted from an English company, carcasses/doors etc all oak with farrow & Ball painted doors/endpanels/plinths etc. solid oak or maybe other hardwoord with matching upstands. Get in touch if you need info on our supply company. Wayne

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