Most commonly seen is the main body of cabinets being one type of wood or finish and the center island, for example, be a completely different type of wood. Some of the highest priced homes I show are following this trend. I'm really starting to like it. But let's go even one step further.
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This trend of mixing-and-matching, materials & finishes has spread like a wildfire – people love not having to make crucial decisions! Anything goes! And who wants a space that is so Matchy-Matchy anyway?
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