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Hallway carpet / floor covering

2 years ago

Hi. Could you tell me what type of floor covering you used for the hallway please? Is it coir? Where did you source it from? Many thanks in advance. Carl

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R2 Studio Architects
2 years ago
Thanks for getting in touch! The floor is Coir which was sourced from Carpet Right
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