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can you tell me more about this floor?

last year

I love the floor. What colour and kind of floor is this?

Mid-Century Oasis · More Info

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Ranieri Construction LLC
last year
The flooring was from Floor and Decor. I think it's 18x36 but that's all the info I have. Sorry!
btydrvn
last year
It looks like concrete tiles..🤷🏼‍♀️…
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Thanks. For the info and suggestions

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