Bathroom Floor

S Willis

5 years ago

What material was used on the bathroom floor? Is the inset a rug or is it a rug?

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Juliet Murphy Photography
5 years ago
It’s just an animal skin rug laid on top of the floor. I’m not sure about the floor material, I only photographed the home.
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