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7 years ago

what is the hardwood floor and stain?

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Oak & Broad
7 years ago

Val, that is American Black Walnut. We sent a similar floor to another Houzz user in NC. Most of the color you see there is natural in the species. Let me know if you have any Walnut questions. joel@oakandbroad.com
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Denali Custom Homes, Inc.
7 years ago
It is Walnut with a custom stain that was done by the flooring company and chosen by the client. I suggest your hardwood supplier make samples for you so you can choose. Photos can change colors. Good Luck with your project.
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Denali Custom Homes, Inc.
7 years ago
Apon further review I can tell you that these are a natural finish with no stain.
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7 years ago
Thanks for answering the question.
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1redhead
7 years ago
Beautiful kitchen!
Can you please tell me what the back splash is and where can I purchase the Island lights and chairs?
Thank you!
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