Kitchen laminate

June

7 years ago

Love the laminate cupboards, what is the name of the laminate you've used?

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Renovation Angel Interior Design Noosa
7 years ago
The laminate used on this kitchen is Laminex Whitewashed Oak (Riven Finish). As the unit is flooded with natural light, it was important to use a finish that didn't show finger prints. The lovely matt texture of the Riven Finish ensured greasy fingers were not visible!
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