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Please can you tell me where you sourced the bathroom sink from?

5 months ago

I have been searching high and low for a trough sink of similar dimensions. Can you also tell me about the vanity which looks of narrow dimensions which would be ideal for my space

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MODEL Projects Ltd
5 months ago
Hi, thanks for getting in touch, the vanity unit is from Parker and Howley, and the sink is from Lusso Stone.
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