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4 years ago

I absolutely love the flooring, is it custom made or you found that at some retailer? Many thanks, Ioan

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Emma Merry Styling
4 years ago
Thank you they are available fro Ca pierta, I shall note the link below.
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Emma Merry Styling
4 years ago
https://capietra.com/shop/
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Ioan Prata
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you very , Emma! Just seen that they have a retail not far from where we live, will definitely go and have a look! BTW, absolutely love your project!
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Emma Merry Styling
4 years ago
Thank you so much Ioan, very kind of you to say.
clscott22
4 years ago
Where are the taps from - they are lovely.
clscott22
4 years ago
Also love the vanity unit - where is it from?

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