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Choosing the Right Tiles For a Small Bathroom

By: Real Stone & Tile | Posted: December 7, 2015 in Blog

When you're designing a new bathroom, there's no need to feel restricted if the room is relatively small. Bathrooms are all about flow: you can achieve a beautiful, functional and pleasing result if y...
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Tips on how to clean bathroom tiles

By: Real Stone & Tile | Posted: November 18, 2015 in Blog

Once you've invested in fabulous tiles for your bathroom, you'll want to keep them looking at their best - so here are our top tips on how to clean bathroom tiles.First of all, it depends on the type...
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Mono mixers - the brassware your bathroom deserves

By: Real Stone & Tile | Posted: November 10, 2015 in Blog

There's a running joke that British people like to have separate hot and cold taps, so that we can alternately scald and freeze our hands while getting washed - but this stereotype is changing both on...
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Cleaning tips for designer stone baths

By: Real Stone & Tile | Posted: October 20, 2015 in Blog

If you've invested in designer stone baths for your home's bathrooms and en suites, you'll probably want to make sure you've taken in any commonsense cleaning tips given to you.
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