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Could you please give details about the hallway tiles.

2 years ago

Love the elegant gold stripe around the edges of these shiny tiles. I round much appreciate details about the tiles / where to buy them from.

Also would love any learning from this project especially regarding the hallway flooring. Anything you are proud of and / or learnt from to do better for next time?

Brilliant job well done and thanks for sharing

Mrs Anikó Smith

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