I love the project. Can I ask where you got the metro bathroom tiles?

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3 months ago

Emma Daly

Full Refurbishment & Extension of an Edwardian Family Home, Muswell Hill · More Info

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Trevor Brown Architects
3 months ago
Hi Emma,

Thank you! It was such a lovely project to work on. Are these the tiles you saw?

https://www.mandarinstone.com/product/monastir-dove-gloss-decorative-glazed/

Best,

Sarah (Office Manager at tba)
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I love the project. Can I ask where you got the metro bathroom tiles?

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Trevor Brown Architects

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