What kind of floor was put down?

Lori Sawicki

2 years ago

Beautiful floor.

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Jack Trench Bespoke Kitchens & Furniture
2 years ago
Hi Louise,

This is a flagstone floor, which we understand is original to the property - a Georgian London townhouse dating from c. early 19th century.

Best regards,

Julie
Lori Sawicki
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2 years ago
Thank you!
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What kind of floor was put down?

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