Can you tell me where to get the radiator / towel rack?

3 years ago

Love everything about this bathroom. The treatment of the window and wall is really clever. I especially like the radiator/towel rack, which would be perfect for the upcoming redesign of our en suite.

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RLDC
Hi there. Thank you for your kind comments regarding this bathroom. Please try Bisque or Vogue for similar towel radiators.
3 years ago
croftendhouse thanked RLDC
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Can you tell me where to get the radiator / towel rack?

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