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Like the flooring, what is it please?

8 years ago

We are using a light granite worktop with light coloured units but are struggling to decide on a light flooring as well. Can you tell me what the tiles are please?

Surrey Bespoke Traditional Shaker Kitchen · More Info

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Rosielee Smith
7 years ago
Did anyone dscover what the flooring is?
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Ian Philliskirk
7 years ago
not sure but it looks like polished limestone
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