Boutique Stone
Boutique Stone are purveyors of the finest marble, limestone, travertine flooring and Italian & Spanish porcelain tiles.


Website: https://www.boutiquestone.co.uk
Telephone: 0113 320 3444
Email: hello@boutiquestone.co.uk
Address: Boutique Stone, Unit B, Armley Business Park, 41-43 Stanningley Road, Leeds LS12 3LW
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Boutique Stone are purveyors of a handpicked curated selection of the finest marble, limestone, and travertine flooring, Italian & Spanish porcelain tiles.
We are a small family business based in the heart of Yorkshire, so you can enjoy a personalised experience and exceptional customer service every step of the way.
Find out more at www.boutiquestone.co.uk.
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