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Flooring details?

5 years ago

Hi, lovely design. Would you be able to share the flooring details? Thank you!

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mark pinkerton - vi360 photography
5 years ago
Please contact Arch Studio, Inc. Architect here on Houzz. Thank you
Louis Chen
4 years ago
The flooring is by Lauzon from White Oak Old York collection.
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mark pinkerton - vi360 photography
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