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Unusual wall treatment

7 years ago

What is this pattern comprised of? I am guessing: actual marble veneer tiles, or custom marbled (combed?) paper panels. Thanks.

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Janof Architecture
7 years ago
Hi and thanks for asking! This is actually a gorgeous wallpaper by Robert Crowder & Co. called Swirls. Glad you like it!
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