Where is this flooring from?

Gilly S

3 years ago

I love this amazing floor!

Please could you tell me what it is and where it's from?

Cheshire Home Ground Floor · More Info

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Cream & Black Interior Design
3 years ago
Hi Gilly S.

Thank you for your comments, the floor is a vinyl flooring from AtraFloor
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Where is this flooring from?

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