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Built-in Cabinet
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These built-ins were designed and built specifically to be painted. Mikkelson chose poplar for the solid wood and shop birch plywood for the balance. The geometric patterns are highlighted by the high-gloss white paint requested by the client.
Photo: Sandor NagyszalanczyÂ
Design or Plan used: Not specified
posted in: Reader's Gallery, plywood, poplar, paint, Custom Design
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