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The shower and floor tile brand and names please?

3 years ago

I went online to the bathstore but difficult to find. Thanks.

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Anne Webster Designs Pty Ltd
3 years ago
Bathstore are solely for the shower trays, bath and tapware. www.bathstore.com. The floor tiles are the same colour as the wall tiles, it's just the light coming through the window that shows the different variants of the stone. It is Perlato Olympo Limstone. This project was in the UK, so not sure whereabouts you are? These were purchased from Devon Stone (http://devonstone.com) but any good stone company will either stock it or at least source it for you.
Heidi Berman
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3 years ago
Thank you so much for your speedy reply! Great info. Wish all Houzz designers were as responsive as you:)
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Anne Webster Designs Pty Ltd
3 years ago
Thank you :)
Tracy Weinrich
2 months ago
Really nice! Can you tell me the tub brand and name?
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Anne Webster Designs Pty Ltd
2 months ago
Hi Tracy thanks for your email. The bathtub were an own brand by a company called the Bathstore.com back in the UK quite some time ago now. I'm not sure where you are based but many companies do similar products, we tend to use a lot of Duravit or Kaldewei. Let me know if there is anything else we can help with. Kind regards Anne

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