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Color Guide CHERRY Color guide CHERRY NATURAL CIDER SUNSET SIENNA MOCHA AMBER TOAST CHILI SPICE PEWTER MERLOT CABERNET SABLE ESPRESSO HEATHER CHARCOAL NATURAL/ CHOCOLATE CIDER/ SUNSET/ SIENNA/ MOCHA/ AMBER/ TOAST/ CHILI/ SIENNA/EBONY MOCHA/EBONY CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE AMBER/EBONY TOAST/EBONY CHILI/EBONY SPICE/EBONY PEWTER/EBONY MERLOT/EBONY CABERNET/ SABLE/EBONY EBONY ALDER NATURAL CINNAMON SUNSET NUTMEG SIENNA CHESTNUT AMBER TOAST CHILI SPICE PEWTER MERLOT CABERNET SABLE ESPRESSO HEATHER CHARCOAL NATURAL/ CINNAMON/ NUTMEG/ SIENNA/ CHESTNUT/ TOAST/ CHILI/ NUTMEG/EBONY SIENNA/EBONY CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHESTNUT/ CHILI/EBONY SPICE/EBONY PEWTER/EBONY MERLOT/EBONY CABERNET/ SABLE/EBONY EBONY EBONY MAPLE NATURAL CIDER CARAMEL SUNSET NUTMEG MOCHA TOAST SPICE TOFFEE PEWTER MERLOT CABERNET SABLE ESPRESSO NATURAL/ CIDER/ CARAMEL/ CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE SUNSET/ NUTMEG/ MOCHA/ TOAST/ NUTMEG/EBONY MOCHA/EBONY TOFFEE/EBONY PEWTER/EBONY MERLOT/EBONY CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE WALNUT QUARTER SAWN OAK CABERNET/ SABLE/EBONY NATURAL SIENNA SPICE NATURAL/EBONY SPICE/EBONY EBONY NUTMEG SIENNA CHESTNUT AMBER TOAST CHILI SPICE SABLE ESPRESSO HICKORY HEATHER CHARCOAL NATURAL CINNAMON NUTMEG SIENNA CHESTNUT MOCHA OAK HARVEST NATURAL/ CINNAMON/ NUTMEG/ SIENNA/ MOCHA/ HARVEST/ NATURAL CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CINNAMON NUTMEG SIENNA CHESTNUT MOCHA HARVEST SPICE PEWTER CABERNET SABLE ESPRESSO HEATHER CHARCOAL NUTMEG/ SIENNA/ CHESTNUT/ MOCHA/ CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE RECLAIMED PATINA Reclaimed Patina is an all-natural finish technique that accelerates wood’s aging process to give you the look of wood that’s been weathered by the elements. HICKORY OAK ALDER Shown in Natural. Choose from our many stain colors. METRO & SOHO Rift Cut Wood Veneer MAPLE RC OAK RC CHERRY RC LOFT Thermo Structured Surface (TSS) COASTAL SEDONA SHELL NANTUCKET CHESAPEAKE GREYSTONE SILVERSTRAND COGNAC OPAQUE ENAMEL Available in Maple, Rustic Alder, Oak, and Rustic Oak STANDARD OPAQUE WHITE LACE CRÉME IVORY OYSTER KHAKI SILVER BAY DOVE RIVER ROCK SILHOUETTE FORGE BUTTERCUP MOSS BLACK WHITE/WHEAT WHITE/ WHITE/FEATHER BRUSHSTROKE WHEAT WHEAT WHITE/ WHITE/ WHITE/GRAPHITE WHITE/FEATHER LACE/ LACE/ LACE/GRAPHITE LACE/FEATHER CRÉME/WHEAT CHOCOLATE BRUSHSTROKE GRAPHITE CHOCOLATE BRUSHSTROKE GRAPHITE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE CRÉME/ CRÉME/FEATHER CRÉME/ CRÉME/ CRÉME/GRAPHITE CRÉME/FEATHER IVORY/WHEAT IVORY/ IVORY/FEATHER BRUSHSTROKE WHEAT CHOCOLATE BRUSHSTROKE GRAPHITE BRUSHSTROKE WHEAT WHEAT CHOCOLATE WHEAT IVORY/ IVORY/ IVORY/GRAPHITE IVORY/FEATHER OYSTER/WHEAT OYSTER/ OYSTER/ OYSTER/ OYSTER/ CHOCOLATE BRUSHSTROKE GRAPHITE BRUSHSTROKE FEATHER WHEAT CHOCOLATE BRUSHSTROKE CHOCOLATE WHEAT CHOCOLATE KHAKI/WHEAT KHAKI/ KHAKI/GRAPHITE KHAKI/FEATHER SILVER BAY/ RIVER ROCK/ MOSS/ CHOCOLATE GRAPHITE GRAPHITE CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE DESIGNER OPAQUE LONDON FOG CASHMERE TRUFFLE PRAIRIE GREEN TEA MEADOW RYEGRASS LOTUS Due to variations in the printing process, colors shown may vary from actual product. Consult with your dealer to view current color samples. SEA GLASS REEF BREEZE AZURE MIST 2415 SD HIGHWAY 10 ~ SISSETON, SOUTH DAKOTA 57262 866.698.4300 ~ WOODLANDCABINETRY.COM FAMILY OWNED AMERICAN MADE 8/2015.
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