What is the splash back made from and where is it from?

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11 months ago

amelia_nice@yahoo.co.uk
Lovely splashback. looks like a very very pale blush which is exactly what i'm looking for!

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ABHR_A | alex bilton helen reid architects
11 months ago
Hi Amelia,

Thanks for getting in touch. The splash back (and worktop) in the image is supplied by Caesarstone and is called Fresh Concrete 4001. I hope that helps with your project!
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What is the splash back made from and where is it from?

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ABHR_A | alex bilton helen reid architects

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