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Splashback

4 years ago

Hi, please could you tell me is this a splashback behind the hob and if so what is it and where is it from? Or is it the finish on the wall? Many thanks in advance.

Norham Drive, Morpeth · More Info

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Raven Kitchen Design
4 years ago
Hi Diane, thank you for your query. This is a backsplash is Venetian plaster. The company we used for this are called Artstone Concrete (www.artstoneconcrete.com.

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Hannah
Diane Parker
Original Author
4 years ago
Many thanks for your prompt response. It looks amazing! Beautiful room.
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4 years ago
Ah thank you!

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