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Bare concrete floors are lazy design — when did ugly become "industrial chic"?
As housing costs soar and sustainability pressures mount, the 'industrial chic' trend of bare concrete floors is being reexamined—is it a design statement or a cost-cutting excuse? Cast your vote and share your take on this polarizing interior choice.
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