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Nice work with This Neil.

7 years ago

I am curious as to how you achieved the backsplash above the countertop? Is that a wall paper covered glass? Neil do you work outside of London?

Thanks

Mark.

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Neil Norton Design
7 years ago
Hello Mark, It's a coloured bespoke glass splashback. Yes we work outside of London. Where are you located? Feel free to give us a call: 0208-715-5575. Thanks, Lewis.
Mark Hurren
Original Author
7 years ago
suffolk...would that be beyond your boundaries in terms of working with us?
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Mark Hurren
Original Author
7 years ago
oh and thank you for coming back to me.
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Neil Norton Design
7 years ago
Hi Mark, Feel free to give Neil a call now if you like, we're all in the showroom. Thanks.

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