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Help me source these blue patterned tiles please

8 years ago

Has anyone seen these tiles being sold somewhere? I am looking to source them for my bathroom but have had no luck finding them in the UK. Even something similar would be great. Thanks in advance.

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Reed Harris Tiles
8 years ago
Hi, these are very beautiful tiles, where did you see them? I've looked through all of our ranges and can't find anything similar. You could possibly create the same look with Victorian tiles. If you are interested I can e-mail you some links. Karen
Vicky A
3 years ago
They look similar to these https://domusgroup.com/products/azulej?variant_grouping=DTAJ+02+Cubo but not sure where you can buy them as a end customer.
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Expand & Build Ltd
3 years ago
These tiles are lovely!
Splash
3 years ago
Have you looked at www.capietra.com ?
Sonia
3 years ago
I would imagine Carla has found the tiles by now.

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