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Is that actually flagstone or is it stamped concrete?

5 years ago

The floor looks too smooth to be actual stone and yet also looks like stone. Is it a faux technique?

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O’Hara Interiors
5 years ago
Hello, thank you for reaching out! We apologize, but we don't have this information on file as we were only involved with the furnishings and some construction selections for this home.

So sorry we cannot be of more help!

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Martha O'Hara Interiors

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