Where are these tiles from?

Saira Khan

5 years ago

Please may I ask where these tiles are from?
This is one of my favourite bathroom pictures. Many thanks

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When you say 'practically new' how long are ypu actually talking? Tiles tend to have a shelf life with suppliers of 3 years or so. So you may struggle to get them again. However, you would need to start with the usual suspects such as Topps Tiles, B & Q, Wickes etc before moving onto specialist suppliers. Good luck!
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Hello, Have you seen our Basalt Porcelain & Basalt Grey Porcelain? We are happy to send free samples to you so please do get in touch if you would like to receive some. Please contact enquiries@floorsofstone.com with your details and we can arrange this for you. I hope this helps. Molly // Floors of Stone
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Your new bathroom is going to look great! We love your tile selection. If you are going to tile the wall in the darker tile, then we suggest to tile the floor in the lighter grey-but same tile style. Just to give it some contrast. And since we have noticed you have blonde hair, lighter colour on the floor will be much more grateful, otherwise, every single hair will show ;) And also, have you considered half way wall tiling and then paint in a cream colour? That would look very elegant and would feel a bit more cosy, instead of going all grey. Good luck!
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Given the "pattern" of the surface goes all the way through, that'd mean real stone/marble would have to be a full - and possibly thick - slab, milled down and then polished to the fluted surface. The price for that, and the substructure/installation cost for a real stone slab of that size and weight, is going to be in the range of "whatever - don't do it if that matters in any way". I mean, crazier things have been done in London for sure, and you'll find natural stone fabricators willing and capable to execute this. I wouldn't preclude a custom commission but agree with others, it's probably a form of large-format porcelain. Have you considered contacting the developer directly ?
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