AMBRO have added an exciting new product to their signature range of contemporary Luminate doors.
November 15th, 2010
AMBRO’s new Veneer Luminate range makes customising your interior even easier.
The Veneer Luminate range is crafted from a veneer of your choice, able to be matched to any interior.
These custom-made internal doors afford plenty of natural light, while adding a personal touch.
AMBRO also provide the ability to match your Veneer Luminate door with blank veneer doors throughout, for consistent quality without the cost.
AMBRO’s Veneer Luminate is available through Gibbon Group.
Gibbon Group
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