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10 years ago

Hello, can you give me the details on the flooring?

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Artista Kitchen & Bath Design
10 years ago
The flooring is 3 1/4" wide #1 red oak with a 50/50 stain of Jacobean & ebony
Jennifer DeBussy Cornell
6 years ago
What stain blend is this? In this pic you say red oak with Jacobean and ebony and in another picture of the same kitchen you say Jacobean and dark walnut on white oak.
PRO
Artista Kitchen & Bath Design
6 years ago
The stain mix is a 50/50 jacobean & dark walnut
judypilla
6 years ago
you said a different mixer in another comment. which one is it?
PRO
Artista Kitchen & Bath Design
6 years ago
it is a 50/50 mix of jacobean & dark walnut

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