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What is the brand/kind of tile used here for the floor?

4 years ago

Hoping to get the make of the tile, size, and exact color please?

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PRO
The Avenue Design
4 years ago
It might be real marble and panels custom made. I know a good company specialised in marble if you need one.
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Letta London Ltd.
4 years ago
The wall and floor tiles are porcelain marble look tiles as supplied by us @LettaLondon.
If you are interested pop into our showroom to see current ranges and sizes.
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