cabinets-stain and wood

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What type of wood and what color stain?

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JJ Interiors
last year
Thank you for your interest in this project. This project was completed some time ago so the details are a little fuzzy. The cabinets look like select alder or maple. We did not do a custom stain and I would anticipate you could easily find one similar with whomever you are working. Happy Designing!
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