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which tiles were being used in this bathroom?

2 years ago

we're currently looking at bathroom tiles for our family bathroom and as we are planning a similar colour scheme, we really loved this bathroom, and in particular the floor tiles, with the colour matching wall tiles. thank you!

Colourful Bathroom - Barnes · More Info

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KALLUMS Bathrooms
2 years ago
Hi Julia, So glad you like this project! All tiles are from FAP Ceramiche (Italy)

Floor tiles:

https://www.fapceramiche.com/en/products/firenze/

The wall tiles are discontinued, but were a range called Brooklyn Sky
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