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What happens to the counter level cabinet door on the far left?

8 years ago

Love this cabinet design, but what happens to the counter level cabinet door on the far left? Looks like it might swing into the sink/faucet.

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Alloy Architecture & Construction
8 years ago
Gina, It is a little difficult to see from the angle of this photo, but the centerline of the sink and wall faucet do clear the door swing of the far left cabinet. There is a small drawer unit to the right of the sink cabinet that allows for that clearance.

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