Flooring

Oliver Calderhead

7 years ago

Hi there,
I was keen to find out what type of floor tiles have been used in this kitchen?
Many thanks,

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Sonia
7 years ago
Hi, they look like limestone, however my friend has a ceramic tile in this style and it looks just like she the real thing. Visit a tiling store and I'm sure you will find something similar. Real limestone is expensive and will need sealing as it is porous, but looks fabulous in a country kitchen.
Anita
7 years ago
Hi there,
It looks similar to mine which is Travertine.
Hope that helps
Anita
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Italian Tile & Stone
7 years ago
It is Travertine - Try someone like Classical Flagstones

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