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Love the flooring and the vanity!

4 years ago

Do you have sources for the flooring or vanity?

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K LINN Interiors
4 years ago
Alison,

Thank you for your inquiry. I can not provide sources, However, The Tile Shop on 28th St SE, and Genesee Tile on the East Beltline have a vast selection of herring bone patterns in natural stone. The photo will help find what you are looking for. I hope that helps.

Kind regards,

Karen

K LINN Interiors
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