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CEILING HEIGHT?!

7 years ago

Hi I was wondering if you could tell me the height of the ceiling in this beautiful kitchen, from the floor to the highest point ( flat top part). Thank you!

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PRO
Monaco Custom Interiors
7 years ago
The kitchen cupboards are 96", from the top of the kitchen crown moulding to the very top is 11-12', so total of about 19-20'
Paris Griffeth
Original Author
7 years ago
Thank you so much! It's so gorgeous!
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