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Cabinet Style, Wood and Stain?

6 years ago

Beautiful floors and cabinets. I saw the floor stain in the description but can you share the wood and stain of the cabinets? Very inspirational!

Aspen, Colorado Rustic Modern Home-Cobalt White Oak · More Info

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HardwoodBargains
6 years ago
The flooring is the Cobalt White Oak. Unfortunately we do not know the make/stain of the cabinets. Thanks for checking us out!
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