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Style of the doors and drawers? Who is the cabinet maker? Thanks!

13 years ago
The drawers are flat and the upper ones are shaker style? I am looking for something like this - not traditional but not too modern - thank you!
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  • 13 years ago
    the cabinets are custom made by northwoods cabinets in woodland, wa. the doors are a shaker style with 3" borders, and the drawers are flat (that was the standard option).
  • 13 years ago
    Was your walnut Brighton or Prestige? I am looking for all flat doors but I guess they don't do flat in walnut - thank you!

    http://www.northwoodcabinets.com/search.php?s=walnut
  • 13 years ago
    Hm. Actually, on that page, the Reidsville door is the same walnut wood with a clear coat finish. We actually did the Coweeman door style, which has a slightly wider frame. I'm sure they can do it in a flat front - everything they do is custom anyway...
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