I would like to see a modular in dark grey leather, a white rug a coffee table to match the timber used in the kitchen then colour dan come in with modern art and accessories

My first instinct was tile exactly because of how labor intensive this would be but then I began looking at all the color variations. I would think tiles would have more consistent coloring so this could definitely be timber. It seems too "imperfect" to be man-made material. As someone else said, "tricky."

it's underneath our apartment anything that's not used goes in there Christmas tree decorations fold up chairs/trestles for parties DIY tools luggages unopened boxes from when we moved ..invoices ..stuff we have to keep for the business for tax old paint cans etc etc I'd love to clean it out and just have the necessities ..it also houses all the ducts and pipes of the apartment that we have to crawl under ..vacuum cleaner..

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