Vanity unit

kilmacanerla

9 years ago

I love this unit. Could you tell me where you got it please? Also what floor tiles did you use??

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Missi Gray Interior Design
9 years ago
Thank you. I ordered the sideboard and had the sink plumbed into it. Where are you based? If in Ireland I can supply you with retailer details. I used a dark 'wood' ceramic tile on the floor for a traditional look.
kilmacanerla
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9 years ago
Thank you for your reply. Yes I live in Ireland, could you pls give me the details of that supplier? Much appreciated
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