Splashback tiles in the picture

Maya Jarottova

3 years ago

I really like the Splashback tiles in the picture where can I buy them from?

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Finch London
3 years ago
They are a crackle glaze scallop tile from The Douglas Watson Studio.
https://douglaswatsonstudio.uk/

Hope that helps!
Maya Jarottova thanked Finch London
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The Douglas Watson Studio Ltd
3 years ago
Hello, yes, we make these tiles.However, we have an 8 week lead time on all work currently, due to a large number of orders. do write directly to the studio with further details. Kind regards, Janet Watson
Maya Jarottova thanked The Douglas Watson Studio Ltd
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