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Anyone know where these tiles are from?

7 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

Does anyone know where these tiles are from?

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PRO
Fusion interior design
7 years ago
Hi Steph, you maybe better re-posting this in Design Dilemma or Photos it might get a little lost here. However, they maybe 4" diamond pattern tiles, they look like individual pieces and you make your own design/layout. :)
PRO
Tegerdine Associates
7 years ago
email picture to Strata Tiles in Guildford. I remember seeing something very similar in one of their brochures. They are super helpful.
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looks a bit like these: http://www.toppstiles.co.uk/tprod45966/regal-cubis-mosaic-matt-tile.html

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