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love the colours used!

4 years ago

Would you mind advising where you sourced the blind and the floor tiles?

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Storylines Interior Design
4 years ago
Thank you. Pleased you like it! The floor tiles were bought online - Topps Tiles I think. Or similar. The fabric is a Zoe Glencross fabric; we had the blinds made up.
Joe Beau
Original Author
4 years ago
Thanks so much!
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