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Moroccan floor and wall tiles for bathroom

Victoria Manning

6 years ago

I'm looking for vibrant blue/turquoise big-patterned moroccan/Islamic style tiles suitable for both bathroom floor and within a shower cubicle. I've searched extensively online but can't find anything that grabs me. They can't be encaustic because the water will fade them, even if they've been treated. Anybody got any ideas?

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Juliet Docherty
6 years ago
These?

https://www.emeryetcie.com/en/what/tiles/
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