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Bathroom remodel

7 years ago

Hello, I was wondering if you could share the tile used on the shower wall, shower floor. Is it the same tile on the floor outside of the shower?

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Charter Custom Homes
7 years ago
The shower wall tile is 12 x 24 Rustico Vein Cut Travertine tile from Statements. The floor tile is the same but was cut down to 6" x 24".

The shower floor tile is a Carrera Marble in Hexagon shapes.
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