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wall/floor tile?

5 years ago

What brand & color are the wall/floor tile? Thanks!

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Patience Designs Studio Ltd
5 years ago
Hi Cat, they are from Porcelanosa who stock some great calming tiles. The product was Rhin Ivory, with 33x100 tiles for the wall and 59x59 tiles for the floor
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