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Lynda Davidson

last year

Fab tiles - what brand are they please?

The Nook, St Minver · More Info

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Nicola O’Mara Interior Design
last year
Thank you! They were from a compnay called Best Tile. The floor tiles were from Mandarin Stone. I hope that helps?
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