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Patterned tiles on floor

Shaila Damji-Gibson

6 years ago

Can you please tell me where you found these tiles to complement the white metro tiles? They are just what I've been looking for!

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House of Sylphina
6 years ago
Hi Shaila, they are from an online company called Tons of Tiles.
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