PINTA/ORLANDO Modern Kitchen, Stuttgart
Example of a mid-sized minimalist l-shaped open concept kitchen design in Stuttgart with flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets and an island — Houzz
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Allison Motherway wrote:

lrachel22
Are the upper cabinets real wood then? Any locations in Southern California?
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Innova Cabinetry, Inc.
Nice color combination. I like the depth transition as well.
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Leicht Küchen AG
You could contact one of our many partners in the US to help you with that.
http://www.leicht.de/nc/en/dealers/dealer-search/
http://www.leicht.de/nc/en/dealers/dealer-search/
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Leicht Küchen AG
for more information concerning the materials you may also check out our online catalogues: http://www.leicht.de/en/media/downloads/
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vfant wrote:

ksindc
it's so lovely. do you know if this is a veneer or laminate?
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Leicht Küchen AG
It's laminate
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Design on the inside wrote:

atvlobos
Do you know the exact brand or product # for the flooring? It looks to be exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you!
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Design on the inside
Interesting! Thanks.
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Leicht Küchen AG
It's smooth linoleum in a light gray colour
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Shanghai Linfeng Parquet CO.,LTD
It looks like vinyl flooring,
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Leicht Küchen AG
the doors will open by touching the door
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Renee Rogers
What colour timber veneer on light cupboard doors?
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Aimee Lester wrote:
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Leicht Küchen AG
Try contacting one of our dealers near you: http://www.leicht.com/nc/en/dealers/dealer-search/
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