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juliette_garside8

8 years ago

Hello. What flooring material was used in the kitchen and living room please? It looks like poured resin but seems to be in big square sections.

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Gabriel Holland Interior Design
8 years ago
Hi there, it was actually chipboard which was painted. It was put down as a temporary floor but ended up staying! Thanks
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