Beautiful floor♥️
Sandie Shastry
6 years ago
I love this beautiful floor! I cannot seem to find it! I would be extremely grateful for advice of where I could purchase this flooring with the same shine.
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PROPure Interior Design by Stine Hollesen
6 years agoSandie Shastry
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Pure Interior Design by Stine Hollesen
6 years ago Sandie Shastry
6 years agoSandie Shastry
6 years ago
Pure Interior Design by Stine Hollesen