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4 years ago

Hi, Would you be so benevolent to tell me where the light blue tiles of the bathroom come from? It's for a private use, not for business.
Many thanks!
Happy new year and kind regards,
Renaud Muraire

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Cathy Phillips & Co
4 years ago
Hi Renaud. The tiles are mosaics and we found them at Tile Store which has many stores in the UK. I think you are maybe not from the UK so i suggest you do an internet search for “turquoise mosaic tiles” to find something similar? Good luck. Cathy
Renaud Muraire
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4 years ago
Thanks a lot Cathy. I'll go and check this website. I've already been searching for a long time, but never found a such color, which reminds me the color of the sea in Nice, South of France, where I was born ;)
All the best to you!
Renaud
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