I love this hardwood floor! What is it and any details you may provid

Luiann Greer

4 years ago

Please advise of the details of the hardwood floor ?
I will greatly appreciate if you will advise,
Many thanks!

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Kelly & Stone Architects
4 years ago
This is wide plank american walnut finished in place with a clear flooring finish
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