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Love the Murano Glass mosaic tiles. Where are they from?

Amanda Ognibene

2 years ago

I am in the final stages of my kitchen renovation plans and just love these tiles. Wondering if I can get their name, colour shade and where to purchase please?

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VMD Interiors
2 years ago
Hi Amanda, These tiles were from the Matrix range at Southern Cross Ceramics. Unfortunately I think they have been discontinued as they're not on their website any more.

We use Perini Tiles a fair bit and they have a fabulous range of similar tiles.

Good luck and let us know if we can help further.

Vikki. VMD Interiors, Malvern.
Amanda Ognibene
Original Author
2 years ago
Thanks Vikki, Ill have a look at Perini. Appreciate your reply.
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