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Brass bathroom fittings

3 years ago

Love these brass bathroom taps and fittings - and also the accessories like the brass wall shelves in the bathroom... can you share where these were sourced? Thank you!

A rear dormer into 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom - W7 · More Info

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Ash Island Lofts
3 years ago
Hi There, its https://www.industville.co.uk & https://www.crosswater.co.uk Thanks Matt - Ash Island Lofts
Brett
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you!
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