Bathroom

torq

8 years ago

What material of this sink is? Is it onyx
And where can I get this from?

Bramham Gardens, South Kensington · More Info

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Keir Townsend
8 years ago
Dear Torq,

We designed and produce these sinks bespoke to order. It is made our of recycled glass and comes in many different colours. Prices start at £2,500+vat. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance
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