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Where are these tiles from?

8 years ago

Hi do you know where these tiles are from? I really like them.

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hmmmaster
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
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Hi, they look like Little Diamond tiles from the Dwell collection by Heath Ceramics based in San Francisco. I know because I saw a picture of them and loved them and hunted them down! I even got them to quote for shipping to the UK but the cost was prohibitive for us sadly. If you're in the UK and find anything comparable, please let me know!
mrsmcee74
8 years ago
Try these but sadly the colours aren't so nice and there is no price listed as they are manufacturers : http://www.grestec.co.uk/product/rombo/
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domek357
8 years ago
Glad you liked them, I don't know where they're from but I also love these ones.. no wonder ... Another geo shape :-)
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Casa Ceramica Tile Company
8 years ago
Good evening this range from Mutina are similar http://www.casaceramica.co.uk/range/mutina-tex/ if you fill in an enquiry form in our website we would be happy to provide a price.

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