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Gorgeous bathroom! Tile?

6 years ago

I love this bathroom, beautiful finishing. Could you please advise the manufacturer, name and size of the wall tile & floor tile?
Thanks

Heavenly Bathroom Escape · More Info

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Schulz Construction
5 years ago
We used Bianco Venatino from Ames Tile in Burnaby.
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