Love the Tiles

nikbrad11

2 years ago

Hi are you able to tell me the name of these tiles and where they are from and also the name of the bench top?

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Rebecca Lu Photography
2 years ago
Hi there, I am the photographer for this project. Please contact the interior designer below for more information. Cheers.

Jess Thomson

Decoration & Design

Suite 2.04/41 McLaren Street

North Sydney NSW 2060

P: 0434406006

E: jessthomsoninteriors@gmail.com
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