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Shaker Painted Kitchen

ATW Design and Project Management Ltd

4 years ago

A recently finished shaker painted kitchen in Palmers Green London. The cabinetry has been painted in Hickory and Cashmere. Appliances are from AEG and Fisher Paykel. And all finished off with Quooker boiling water tap, Blanco sink and Silestone Quartz worktops.

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Tower Ceramics Ltd
4 years ago
That is a really nice combination, the modern marble effect worktop even works with the shaker style kitchen and becomes a standout feature of the kitchen.
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