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Kitchen cabinets...again

10 years ago

Trying to decide between a very high quote using Decora brand vs an incredibly reasonable quote from Home Depot using Thomasville. I know there is a lot of nuance but if they are essentially the same company is there a compelling reason to pay more? First kitchen renovation so advice welcome! Thanks.

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User
10 years ago
Hi Amanda, as I well know kitchen cabinet(because I'm kitchen cabinet factory ). Kitchen cabinet in Decora most use solid wood door like maple, cherry,Oak etc, it is luxury but expensive. So choose balance between price & quality.
User
10 years ago
They aren't the same company. Décor is a step up in quality, similar to Dynasty. Thomasville is Diamond is Kemper is Schrock.
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R G MILLER (YBC)
10 years ago
The Decora doors are absolutely beautiful. If price is not an issue, I would go with Decora. For homeowners #1 color is first, doorstyle is under color. Which company has the Colors and doorstyles you like best?

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