Tiles

Jodie Cameron

3 years ago

Anyone know what type of wall and floor tiles are used in this design? They are wonderful.

Sussex Family Bathroom · More Info

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West One Bathrooms Ltd
3 years ago
Hi! We used marble effect porcelain hexagonal tiles on both the walls and floors here.
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