where are the tiles from?

Renee Teo

2 years ago

Can you pls let me know where the tiles for this toilet were sourced from? Thanks.

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Forrester Roberts Interior Design
2 years ago
Hi Renee, the tiles are from the online company 'Walls and Floors'.

Make sure you order a sample first, the pattern comes in different sizes.

All the best with your project.

Here is the link... https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/harika-renkli-geometric-decor-style-1
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