Oak Engineered Floor

Mags Macleod

3 years ago

The floor looks great - can you let me know the colour and finish please. Thanks!

Dove Cottage, Harberton, Totnes, Devon · More Info

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Studioamano
3 years ago
Thank you for your interest in the wood floor finish at Dove Cottage, Totnes. The board is called Galleria Professional Engineered European Rustic Oak and the colour is White Fumed Brushed & Oiled. It has a contemporary feel and it looks great in both period and modern properties.
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