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Natalie Batrouni

8 years ago

Where did you get the wooden flooring from and what wood is it? Thanks

Penthouse - West Hampstead · More Info

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info761
8 years ago
From the Natural Wood Flooring co
anthony_ratcliff
7 years ago
Do you remember which colour / type it was? I've been on their website and it's tough to tell...
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