Kitchen wall facing pool traditional-kitchen
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Kitchen wall facing pool Traditional Kitchen, Minneapolis

Interior design & cabinetry by Casa Verde
Photography by Susan Gilmore
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http://www.murphycodesign.com
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tdesign3 wrote:
Could you please provide the style and manufacturer of the cabinets?
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Murphy & Co. Design

The cabinets were custom designed specifically for this client/space. Thank you.

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Patricia Hamblen wrote:
Love the entire space - Please share island sink manufacturer and dimensions. THX!
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Murphy & Co. Design

I love the sink as well. Unfortunately, final material
selections were made during the interior design phase of the project. I'm sorry
we couldn't be more helpful.

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trharman wrote:
Love this countertop! - Please share what marble/color this is. Thanks!
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Murphy & Co. Design

I love that top as well. Unfortunately,
the selection was finalized by owner & interior designer during the interior design phase
of the project. I'm sorry we couldn't be more helpful.

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smirante wrote:
what marble is this please?
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jstuck351 wrote:
What material are the counters made of and what brand are they?
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Melissa wrote:
Hardware - Who manufacturers the hardware on there doors and drawers?
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missangel99 wrote:
Paint colors. - Are the cabinets, trim and ceiling the same white?
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slynnm wrote:
What kind of countertops are those? They're beautiful
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janmann wrote:
Who makes the light fixtures?
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