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8 years ago

Where did u get the tiles and what colour are they

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RDO Kitchen Studio
8 years ago
We 're glad you love the tiles, whilst not an obvious colour choice the overall effect was stunning when combined with warm white lighting over the island.

We used Diana Royal Tumbled Opus Pattern (£88 per sqm).

Tiles and Beyond

299 Munster Road

Fulham

London

SW6 6BJ

Tel 020 7381 1880

Email: fulham@tilesandbeyond.com
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