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8 years ago

Where is the splashback from please, or isit tiles....really like it!

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Trevor Brown Architects
8 years ago
http://solusceramics.com/shop/collections/wall/diamond.html

Regards

Trevor
Laura Nixon
7 years ago
where are the kitchen units from please? Looking for something very similar! Thank you.
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Trevor Brown Architects
7 years ago
The cabinets are from Ikea with fronts form a company called Homestyle.

http://www.kitchenandbedroomdoors.co.uk

The colour is Graphite, which is not listed on their website

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