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What is the wall tile in the shower stall?

New Hope Interior Designs

5 years ago

Traditional Small Bath in Raleigh, NC · More Info

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Home Upgrades, LLC
5 years ago
That is the Graham White Marble 4x12 Honed and the 2x12 Chair Rail Honed. This one sold by Best Tile.
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