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Beautiful kitchen! - Love the floor

5 years ago

Could please tell me the kind of flooring used and its color? Thank you!

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PRO
90 Decibels Design
5 years ago
Thank you for your inquiry. The hardwood is a Shaw product. Crawford Oak is the style name and Chocolate Oak is the color. Good luck!
mfreem
Original Author
5 years ago
Thank you! Looks beautiful!
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5 years ago
Thank you! Shaw is a great product and while dark this isn't too dark...nice contrast to the white cabinetry.

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