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Help! Tile mirror wall?

9 years ago

I love this wall mirror but could someone please tell me if it has a name or anything? I really like how it looks and would really appreciate if someone could tell me if it has a name or where I can find some more designs like this? Thank you.

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puffinrock
9 years ago
Have a look at Rockett St George tin tiles...may have the style your after!
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