Love the sinks

Susan Doyle

8 years ago

Would you be kind enough to let me know the name of the basins?
Many thanks
Sue doyle

17 Mymms Drive · More Info

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Verge Group
8 years ago
They're from Porcelansoa and called "Jam" the ones in the photo are 40cm but also come in a variety of sizes too. Love shape, hope that helps
Susan Doyle
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8 years ago
Thank you, this helps a lot. Compliments of the season to you.
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