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Can you say more about the wooden materials--floor, wall, and sink

7 years ago

What are they made of and where do you get them?

Concrete effect tiles - Backstage · More Info

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The Tile People Ltd
7 years ago
Hello Noelle,

The Concrete effect Wall tiles are Called Backstage Ash. They come from a Tile Factory in Italy. They are available in a range of sizes from 60x60 to 60x120. Special Pieces are also available.

The Wood Effect Tiles are Called Dakota Natural again from the same factory in Italy.

We are importers of all Things tiles and have very good relationships with some of the best Tile factories in the world.

If you require any further information please feel free to email me ashley@thetilepeople.co.uk and i will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Thanks

Ashley
pollywilder
7 years ago
Could you tell me who makes this mirror and the size? Thank you.
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Hello @pollywilder. I honestly could not tell you, this photo is from a Job in Italy and the Customer bought it themselves. Sorry.

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