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rozellglass
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20/01/2010 2:40 am  

I have a Swedish designed home that is almost completely original, but I have a small bath attach to my master bed room that needs new flooring. Any ideas? Or sites to check out?

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Olive
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20/01/2010 4:10 am  

Marmoleum
Why not just go with them? Not vintage but still doing the same as they've always done.


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brbeard
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20/01/2010 4:46 am  

this site has links to quite...
this site has links to quite a few sources for that sort of thing:
http://retrorenovation.com/


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rockland
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20/01/2010 5:08 am  

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Marmoleum is still made the way it always was. Could be the closest to
vintage? The fact that it is a solid sheet makes it great for a bath. Thick, strong
and a bugger to install. It is softer than the tile goods you have seen. The
linoleum squares. Somehow it is a bit warmer to the touch, like cork. Worth a
look. I love it.
How do i know? I've got a big fucker of a roll in my garage that i'm tired of moving
around.
I forget where it is made. Over-the-seas somewhere, but we can get it easy in NY.
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rockland
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20/01/2010 5:22 am  

oh.
If you mention where you are located that might help.
Second Hand Rose in NYC has true vintage pieces i think, but expensive.
Not impossible for a bath though. (Smaller sq ft. needed)


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Olive
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20/01/2010 10:47 pm  

I love Second-hand Rose!
I got some way cool vintage modern wallpaper from them.


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