Which tiles go best ?
house mad
8 years ago
My kitchen is cornforth White and island is railings both farrow and ball paints colours. My work top will be white silestone.
Below are tiles I think goes but which do you think is nicest. They are large 1 X 1 metre tiles. Except last one which is 60 X 60.?
Thank you for your input
Below are tiles I think goes but which do you think is nicest. They are large 1 X 1 metre tiles. Except last one which is 60 X 60.?
Thank you for your input
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