Really like the stair runner - where is this from?

bvca2012

27 January, 2016

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This design can be made for you with a minimum of 22 square meters in a number of colour options.

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Flatweave option
23 February, 2016
bvca2012 thanked Millers1893
bvca2012
Thanks, love those patterns. Living in Ireland.
23 February, 2016
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Really like the stair runner - where is this from?

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