Working on a bathroom. Have seen a wood type unit with sink on top

mary williams

5 years ago

Seen a design by N Kelly. Wood unit and a fab standing sink on top. Where can I get this unit and sink ?

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bubbles bathrooms and tiles
5 years ago
Have you got an image of the basin and unit?
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