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6 years ago

Hello...what a ..gorgeous clean line, contemporary your living space. Could you share the type of flooring you used? It appears to be a natural maple?

Vancouver Residence II dining peninsula, entry + living · More Info

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P+A Interiors Inc
6 years ago
Quarter-sawn Ash (wear layer) engineered flooring. Site finished with Bona Traffic Commercial Satin clear, 3 coats.
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