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Commercial Cabinetry

The Commercial Cabinetry is supplied by DBJ - The Craft of Custom Cabinetry. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product DBJ - The Craft of Custom Cabinetry lists on ArchiPro.

DBJ - The Craft of Custom Cabinetry does not publish a price for the Commercial Cabinetry on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.

It is listed under Storage and Filing Cabinets on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with storage and filing cabinets from other suppliers.

Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Designer Rugs Showroom by DBJ - The Craft of Custom Cabinetry. See how it was used in a finished space.

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Supplier Reviews

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“We used DBJ for our latest project building, our home. We were very definite that we wanted to have a metal kitchen and the whole interior design of the house was formed around our metal kitchen. However a metal kitchen wasn’t as easy to produce as the idea was. We worked with DBJ over several months to find a finish that they developed for us. The final result of an aged brass kitchen was exactly what we wanted. DBJ went out of their way to create a complicated bespoke kitchen. Their service was fabulous any issues that came up were rectified. It was a pleasure to work with DBJ.”

Client Testimonial: Bespoke Brass Project