What flooring did you use?

5 months ago

I also wanted to have a herringbone pattern of flooring and really liked the colour of the flooring in this photo. May I know which type and brand of flooring did you use?

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Design Squared Architects
5 months ago
Hello Jianbai

Thank you for contacting us. The client supplied the flooring on this project, so I'm afraid we do not know the type nor brand. Sorry we cannot be of help.

Kind regards,

Amy Fletcher

Design Squared Architects
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What flooring did you use?

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