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what kind of wood floors did you use

8 years ago

what kind of wood floors did you use

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Pause Design Inc.
8 years ago
It's actually a laminate flooring that has dark walnut colour. It is pretty resilient against moister, which is good for kitchen and dining area :)
tinfurna thanked Pause Design Inc.
tinfurna
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8 years ago
thank you!! Love it
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tinfurna
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8 years ago
did you also do the brick or is that an existing brick wall ?

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