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Island color, surface and floors -- LOVE IT!

Christine Kaufman

last year

Very fun but timeless kitchen -- would love the island color, surface and tile!

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ABLAZE Design Group (ABL)
last year
Hi Christine - Thank you. The island color is SW Inkwell, Countertops are Cambria Colton and the tile is marble.
Christine Kaufman thanked ABLAZE Design Group (ABL)
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