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Why put darker cabinets on top and lighter cabinets on bottom?

6 years ago
Don't particularly like that. Is it a trend? And why put 2 different countertops in? It looks a little too busy and disjointed. Would love to hear from a designer.
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  • 6 years ago

    Hello, thank you for reaching out. This style is also known as "tuxedo" and it is definitely a trend in some areas of California. It is all about personal style and choice, really. Some people do like to mix up the countertops because some countertops are easier than others to maintain and cook on. Hopefully that answers your questions!

    Carol D thanked Nicole Gregory