Beautiful beach side kitchen remodel.
Pacific Coast Custom Design
7 years ago
Before photos...
Very clutter before.
After photos...
Higher ceilings.
Beach inspired glass back splash with a glass river rock mosaic.
Please post your comments. Thank you!
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