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7 år siden

Beautiful home. Is the color in this area also SW Khaki? What is trim color please? Is flooring Anderson Del Mano? Such a lovely home.

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Ninzan Studio, LLC
7 år siden
Hi scoutsgirl. Thank you for the kind comment. The flooring is engineered hardwood Portico line by Mohawk. Walls in this photo are also Khaki Shade. Trim was color matched to existing trim in the house so I don't have the exact name.
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