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Like the wood flooring, where is it from?

7 years ago

Courtyard House, Pages Lane · More Info

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Kirkwood McCarthy
7 years ago
Havwoods
kl55hp
7 years ago
Do you recall which product in the Havwoods range?
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The British Wood Flooring Company
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This looks like a wide oak prime or 1st grade plank finished in a light grey/white/driftwood wash, very contemporary

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