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7 years ago

Especially the tiles, are you able to divulge where they are from?

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Nikki Rees Interior Design
7 years ago
Hello bebebluebelle, Thank you Im glad you like it. These tiles are from tile Giant and were very reasonable. Good luck with your project, Nikki
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Nikki Rees Interior Design
7 years ago
Hello, sorry I have only just seen your message. The tiles are actually from Tile Giant as we were on a tight budget for this home renovation. Good luck with your project. Nikki
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bebeblubelle
Original Author
7 years ago
I'm on a tight budget too! So another question...can you remember what paint is on your walls? I just love it and wish that I could wave a wand and have an instant bathroom!!!
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Nikki Rees Interior Design
7 years ago
Thank you, It is Farrow and Ball Elephants Breath. Good luck with your project.

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