Flooring

7 years ago

Hi Sue
I know lots of people have asked already but do you have any more details about the flooring? I am looking for whitewashed engineered oak floor for our north east facing kitchen extension and the pinky hue of this one would (I think) work well. I'm struggling to find one which is high grade and has this sort of colouring! Do you have any more details of the local supplier for this floor? Thanks so much, Anne

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Sue Murphy Interiors
7 years ago
Hi Anne, this was from a local Hertfordshire supplier (sadly no longer in existence) and is indeed engineered wood flooring. You could try Havwoods (great for sending samples) or Kahrs for similar - they have a pretty good range fairly similar to this. Best of luck! Sue
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Woodfloors4u
7 years ago
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Hi Annie, we do have a bespoke hand finishing service whereby we can achieve virtually any colour out there. Or why not have a look at our pre-finished range? We have several styles of flooring in a white washed finish, from herringbone to Versailles panels as well as the standard planks.

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