Bathroom tiles advice - will a herringbone pattern date?
desavelli
5 years ago
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5 years agoI would like at images and see which you prefer. Regardless of trends it has to be what you like the most as it will have the greatest longevity. The way you lay tiles can also visually change the dimensions of a room so that may be a consideration plus what you're putting with them of course!
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