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  "name": "Should kitchen baseboards match the cabinets or the rest of the house?",
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      "name": "Should kitchen baseboards match the cabinets or the rest of the house?",
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        "text": "Baseboards match either the kitchen cabinets or the surrounding architectural room trim, depending on your layout. In open-concept kitchens, matching the baseboards to the adjacent living room trim creates visual flow and makes the entire floor feel connected. However, the cabinet toe-kick molding should match the cabinet finish directly. If you have contrasting kitchen island cabinets, wrapping the island base in matching island trim gives it a freestanding furniture appearance while perimeter walls can match standard home trim.",
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        "description": "Toe-kicks should match your cabinets, while perimeter wall baseboards usually match the rest of your home trim to keep an open-concept flow."
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  "description": "Toe-kicks should match your cabinets, while perimeter wall baseboards usually match the rest of your home trim to keep an open-concept flow."
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