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Love the floor, where did you get it? Thanks.

2 years ago

Beautiful kitchen! Love the floor, where did you get it? Thanks.

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Porcellana Tile Studio
2 years ago
Hi The floor is one of our Italian porcelain tiles 80x80cm Versailles Almond panel

You can see more images of it on our website www.porcellanatilestudio.com or visit our showroom
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