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Hello, love the warmth of the floor's colors.

5 years ago

Would you please share the floor manufacturer and model? I assume this is some sort of tile, since it is in the bathroom?

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Emma Wood Photos
5 years ago
They are indeed a tile that is designed to look like wood. I'm sorry I can't tell you the manufacturer though as I just did the photos.
jane doe
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5 years ago
Thank you.
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