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  2. 20 Bathroom Cabinet Ideas You Have to Try Right Now - AOL

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    Designer Ellie Cullman kept the vanity in the primary bathroom of a New Jersey house elegant and simple with wood cabinets and brass hardware. As for the other areas of the room, Cullman dialed it ...

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  4. List of This Old House episodes (seasons 31–40) - Wikipedia

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    Tommy helps our restoration expert Wayne Towle stain the treads to match the floors. More last-minute details include hardware for the interior doors. Kevin finds Sunil at a local hardware store where Daniel Heyligers helps sort through the options. A challenge for any cabinet installer is to make the bathroom cabinets appear to float on the wall.

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  6. List of This Old House episodes (seasons 11–20) - Wikipedia

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    Meanwhile, our master carpenter visits a nearby factory where wine barrels are made from American oak. Back at the site, our host sees the new semi-custom kitchen cabinets being installed - their features include solid-oak white-stained faces, morticed European hinges, full-extension, dovetailed, solid-wood drawers, and a two-part epoxy finish.

  7. List of This Old House episodes (seasons 21–30) - Wikipedia

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    Inside, master electrician Allen Gallant shows him the reproduction lighting fixtures he's hanging in the foyer and bathrooms, while the guys install the ingenious TV-hiding cabinetry built for the family room. Cabinetmaker Aaron Barth brings in the magnificent tiger tiger-oak cabinet he's built to hold (and hide) the audio/visual equipment.