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7 years ago

Is it a good idea to put the same tiles in hall, kitchen dining and conservatory

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Bryson Kitchens and Bedrooms
7 years ago
Hi Olivia, If you can avoid it try a different scheme in the other rooms! you dont want it all to samey. Have you looked at other materials other than tiles..
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