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I live in Belfast and was trying to purchase a plaster fireplace!

7 years ago

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Could you tell me where you got your plaster fireplace surround? Thank you

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Porcellana Tile Studio
7 years ago
Good Afternoon. I am sorry but I cannot help you with the fireplace, we at Porcellana Tile Studio supplied the tiles for this project including the flooring in this room but the client sourced many of the other features himself. Thank you.

Mandy
morganeve01
Original Author
7 years ago
thank you
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