Love the Geometric splash back

5 years ago

The splash-back is fantastic, just what I am looking for. Could you please tell me where you got this. Many thanks, Anne.

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R2 Studio Architects
5 years ago
Hi Anne
The tiles are a bespoke colour version of an encaustic range by Alhambra
https://alhambrahome.co.uk
Good luck
R2 Studio
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