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Love the funky tiles!

3 years ago

Where could I find tiles like these from?

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pjdklm
3 years ago
I think those are the Peronda “Banksy” tiles.
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City Lofts London
3 years ago
Yes these are Banksy tiles, available from many outlets but search online for availability at stockists before driving out
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Nadia B
Original Author
3 years ago
Thanks for the quick response!

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