Where are these tiles from?

Ashley

3 years ago

And can you tell me the name of the tile, I really like these ones! Beautiful bathroom.

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Lux Interiors
3 years ago
Hi Ashley, these are Calacatta Polished 600x1200 from Odin Tiles + Coverings. https://www.odintiles.com.au/catalogue/bathroom/calacatta/
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