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Natural brushed brass hardware in the UK???

7 years ago

Looking hard for brushed brass hardware for kitchen sinks and bathrooms for a house in the UK, it is really difficult in my limited experience.

Anyone got any good tips where to get hold of products? Everything good seems to come from the US! Thanks

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rhys osborne
7 years ago
Livinghouse.co.uk do some nice brushed brass ranges

https://www.livinghouse.co.uk/acatalog/coco-brass-bathroom-taps-collection.html

https://www.livinghouse.co.uk/acatalog/pau-brass-bathroom-taps-collection.html
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