Recent Work Contemporary Dining Room, Vancouver
Stacy Thomas
Inspiration for a contemporary light wood floor kitchen/dining room combo remodel in Vancouver with white walls — Houzz
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Chelsey Oldham
I just saw this reply! Thank you so much!
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kristinegood
What size Moooi light is this?
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Oak & Broad
It looks a lot like White Oak. Wish I could see the grain more closely.
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For some strange reason, I thought it was an oak floor when I photographed the house but I am no expert. Sorry, I don't have a better photo of the floors than this one. Hope that helps.
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Hi baritash! I wish I could be more helpful but I was only at the house to photograph it for my client. Good luck!
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