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Can you tell me where the tiles are from ?

7 years ago

Frittenden, Kent, Bathroom, Country Chic · More Info

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The Bathroom Shop
7 years ago
The tiles are from The Imperial Bathroom Company and were supplied by us. I have samples at the shop, should you wish to pop in.
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