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what material has been used on the feature chimney wall please

RUKSHANA CHOPDAT

6 years ago

the luxury detached house 7 steps

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Casa Ceramica Tile Company
6 years ago
Hi Rukshana, we think it was wallpaper on the chimney breast.
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