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9 years ago

Amarilla Grey/Blue German Limestone - Is this from House of Stone?

Stylish Family Bathroom with Oak Shaker Style Cabinets · More Info

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Sculleries of Stockbridge
8 years ago
Hi Samantha, no it isn't. This stone floor is available directly from ourselves. If you would like some more information, please get in touch. Thanks.
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