Where can I purchase the marble looking tiles from?

Jan Hazell

8 years ago

I love the look of the marble tiles and would like to know where I can source them. Thank you.

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PRO
LLI Design
8 years ago
These dont seem to be tiles but rather composite that looks like marble or actual marble.
Jan Hazell thanked LLI Design
PRO
Black and Milk | Interior Design | London
7 years ago
you can try here http://www.porcel-thin.com/
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Where can I purchase the marble looking tiles from?

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Black and Milk | Interior Design | London

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