I love the doors. Where are they from?

Karina de Rojas

6 years ago

The selection of the doors for this kitchen was great! Did you buy those doors or did you built them?

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Ebstone
6 years ago
Karina, thanks for the question.

The doors to the garden were made by a local joinery company.

The doors to the cupboards are Mackintosh designs ( www.mackintoshkitchens.co.uk ).
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