hello, love the bathroom, what tiles and flooring did you use?

Katy Town

5 months ago

Interested in the tiles and flooring

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Alchemy Build
5 months ago
Hi Katy,

Thank you for your comment.

The floor tile is Joie, a waterjet mosaic in polished Dolomite and Shell, and is part of the Aurora® collection by New Ravenna.

Let us know if you need any help sourcing the material or have a bathroom refurbishment project whcih we be of assistance with.
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