What is the ceiling height of this kitchen?
6 years ago
I am doing a new kitchen and really like, not only the cabinets, but the wood choice (quarter-sawn oak), the stain color and the detail on the doors. I will only have an 8" ceiling and wanted to know how tall the ceiling is in this kitchen for a visual comparison. Thank you.
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