Alnwick Ivory Rustic Edge Porcelain Brick Tiles
The Alnwick Ivory is a neutral stone effect porcelain tile that complements an array of colour schemes with its ivory and cream tones. Together with a rustic edge and realistic print, this tonally varied stone effect porcelain lends itself beautifully to traditional, country-style homes. Alnwick Ivory is available in matching indoor, outdoor tiles.
The Alnwick brick rustic edge tiles are tumbled using the same methods as natural stone to provide an authentically tumbled edge and surface to the tile. Please see installation video or enquire for more information.
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Alnwick Ivory Rustic Edge Porcelain Brick Tiles
Alnwick Ivory Rustic Edge Porcelain Brick Tiles
The Alnwick Ivory is a neutral stone effect porcelain tile that complements an array of colour schemes with its ivory and cream tones. Together with a rustic edge and realistic print, this tonally varied stone effect porcelain lends itself beautifully to traditional, country-style homes. Alnwick Ivory is available in matching indoor, outdoor tiles.
The Alnwick brick rustic edge tiles are tumbled using the same methods as natural stone to provide an authentically tumbled edge and surface to the tile. Please see installation video or enquire for more information.
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The Alnwick Ivory is a neutral stone effect porcelain tile that complements an array of colour schemes with its ivory and cream tones. Together with a rustic edge and realistic print, this tonally varied stone effect porcelain lends itself beautifully to traditional, country-style homes. Alnwick Ivory is available in matching indoor, outdoor tiles.
The Alnwick brick rustic edge tiles are tumbled using the same methods as natural stone to provide an authentically tumbled edge and surface to the tile. Please see installation video or enquire for more information.
