Kitchen splash back tiles - help identifying?
7 years ago
Does anyone recognise these tiles? We are building and would love to use the same tiles as are in our current home, but need help identifying them. They seem to be a glazed terrracotta, would’ve been laid early 1990’s, no markings at all on reverse. Someone once told us they were designer tiles, maybe ‘Peter ?surname’, didn’t pay enough attention unfortunately.
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