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Love the shower screen, where is it from?

Fiona Samaradivakara

7 months ago

What a beautiful transformation! I'm planning to use a shower bath in our new bathroom but most screens are so uninspiring - this one is gorgeous, where did you find it? Many thanks, Fiona

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Golden Feathers Interiors
7 months ago
Good Morning! Thank you, yes… they can be so functional and no fun 😉 This screen is From Victoria Plumbing.
Hope your bathroom goes well for you! Sophia
Fiona Samaradivakara
Original Author
7 months ago
Thank you Sophia! Fiona
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