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Filomena DePasquale
6 years ago
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annb1997
6 years agoFilomena DePasquale
6 years agoBig renovation. Skirts etc. in lexicon. Tiles are a light grey lapato. photo not very good of the floor tiles as they haven't been cleaned yet. The splashback in the kitchen will be glass, same colour as the front of the kitchen island.
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6 years agoFilomena DePasquale
6 years agoIt's called black white. The stone on the kitchen is quantum quartz Michelangelo.
annb1997
6 years agoannb1997
6 years agoFilomena DePasquale
6 years agoYes all handless. Thanks for all your comments. Will let you know what we decide. Painter starting tomorrow.
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