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what is the brand/color of the hardwood floors here?

9 months ago

We’re building a modern farmhouse and like the floors in this photo. What brand and color was used here? Thanks for the help!

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Allen Construction
9 months ago
Hi! This flooring is manufactured by Naturally Aged Flooring and is called "Aspen Hills." It is 7.5" wide.
Jackie Finn
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9 months ago
Thank you!!
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