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Where can we buy the floor tile design for this picture?

6 years ago

We are looking for retro kitchen floor tile and like this design. Can this design be purchased? Also, might there be kitchen pictures using this tile? Thanks!

Baño vintage ¡Black&White! · More Info

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Hisbalit
6 years ago
Thanks for getting in touch with us:)

We produce these tiles, and yes, this design
can be purchased. We can make any design you want :)

Please let me your adress to know your nearest
distributor. I will be very happy to help you.

You can see more information in theses links:

http://hisbalit.es/en/products/art-factory-collections/retro/flores-hx/

http://hisbalit.es/en/art-factory/

Best regards
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