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Natalie Nicholson Design

2 years ago

Hi there please could you confirm which floor tiles are used here?

Open Plan kitchen/Dining/Living Extension, Crouch End · More Info

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Trevor Brown Architects
2 years ago
The tiles are Kast Sand Porcelain.

https://www.mandarinstone.com/product/kast-sand-porcelain/
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