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What type of wood floor?

2 years ago

What type of work and what is the stain color of the floor?

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Atwood Custom Homes
2 years ago
Is an engineered hardwood floor walnut
Karen Jasper
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you
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Karen Jasper
Original Author
2 years ago
What is the countertop material
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Atwood Custom Homes
2 years ago
Quartzite
Karen Jasper
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you! It’s beautiful

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