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Cabinetmakers in DC area, please.

17 years ago

Hi --

I am restoring a 1922 Sears kit house in Washington, DC. The kitchen is small -- about 10' x 11'-- with 9' ft ceilings. I would like to investigate the possibility of having simple 1920s-looking cabinets built to use the full height of the room. I hope someone can recommend local cabinetmakers whom I could contact for proposals.

Many thanks.

carole

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rowen_realtor
17 years ago
Try suttondesign.com. My contractor works with them .. they've done amazing work in Chevy Chase and Old Town, I believe. I've seen pics of my contractor's work .. I'd recommend that you contact them for referrals, esp. for specialty work like this! Good luck!
honorbiltkit
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks very much, RR. Sutton seems a bit pricey (my house is in Brookland rather than Old Town or Friendship) but their work is gorgeous and I will definitely contact them. Cheers.

carole
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