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tiles in Master ensuite

last year

Hi there, loving the tiles on the splash back in the master ensuite.
Would they work behind a stove top please?
Where can they be purchased please
Sheri Browne
Australia

Hyde Park · More Info

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PRO
Mosmo Living
last year
Hi Sheri,

They look divine don't they?

Unfortunately they arent tiles, but wall paper that is waterproofed for a bathroom situation - unfortunately, they would not be suitable in a kitchen
Sheri Browne
Original Author
last year
I wondered about if wall paper as also behind the bed!
Thankyou
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