Flooring

Bethan Jones

8 years ago

Love the flooring, limestone? What colour?

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Hallmark Kitchen Designs
8 years ago
Hi Bethan, sorry for the late response - we missed this question. It's a flagstone effect flooring from topps tiles. the material is rough ceramic. it looks very expensive in real life, but was actually very good value for money.
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