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4 years ago

Hello, wondering if you could share where the wooden floor is from and the colouring? Thanks!

A 1980's Terrace, Remodelled & Modernised · More Info

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4 years ago
Reeve Wood Flooring - Classic Oak White - 190mm
Moop
3 years ago
Amazing transformation. Out of interest, do you have a TV in the house?
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3 years ago
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it's just out of shot on the right hand side of this image. it's 'behind' the camera on the long shots, opposite end of the ground floor to the kitchen / sliding doors

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