vanity counter options
Ali Borg
3 years ago
Hi, I'm at the final stage of my ensuite where I need to choose a top for my vanity. I had chosen silestone eternal statuario, but now that its all coming together I'm fearful it'll be too busy. Any suggestions on a stone top please? The vanity has brushed brass handles on it. And I've included close ups of the tiles which are a warmer tone. thankyou😄
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