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Allison Witt
Allison Witt
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CharacteristicsThese cabinet door and drawer fronts come in a single piece, also known as a slab. A slab door is clean and easy to build, and it is relatively inexpensive compared with other styles since it requires less material and there are fewer steps involved in making it. Another great benefit to slab doors is their ease of cleaning. With no nooks, crannies or corners for spills or dust to collect, slab doors in general can be kept looking brand new with a quick wipe down quarterly with a damp cloth. In this modern, two-tone kitchen, the beautiful horizontal-grain slab doors are clean, calm and center stage.

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The guest bathroom upstairs is simple but sophisticated, with a neutral but fun floor tile and long, symmetrical cabinet hardware. Ales added a hexagon-shaped mirror to play off the patterned floor. One of the family’s daughters loves flamingos, so Emr sourced a small print of one and Ales framed it in white.See more hexagonal mirrors

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A half wall that demarcates the kitchen and dining room also doubles as a buffet and serving bar. “If it wasn’t there, the space would feel too open,” Ales says. For the custom cabinetry, the designer chose a modern flat-panel door style.Slab-Style Cabinetry Offers Flexibility and Value

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After: The renovated bathroom by Projekt Home (Paul Kenning Stewart Design) created a bathroom that efficiently uses space and requires little maintenance. One maintenance saver was the fixed-glass shower door. It also lets in additional light, along with the new window, to make the space brighter. More about this bathroom remodel

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These are colors picked off of one the the paint strips you were looking although not the exact same shades but in the same family. (Shoji Screen)

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