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3 years ago

Behind the stove. What material is this?

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Artistic Tile
3 years ago
Hello!

Thank you for inquiring about the Dapper Daisy White/Silver tile. Unfortunately we do not carry this item in stock currently but we do have alternatives that are just as beautiful.

Please see some alternative options that you may like below:

Hip Herringbone Mirror

https://www.artistictile.com/hip-herringbone-mirror-gjghhbmirr

Flapper Floral Be Bop White

https://www.artistictile.com/flapper-floral-be-bop-white-gjgffbbw

Estrella Be Bop White

https://www.artistictile.com/estrella-be-bop-white-gjgestbbw

Foliage Be Bop White

https://www.artistictile.com/foliage-be-bop-white-gjgfolbbw

Fan Club White Ombre with Stainless Steel

https://www.artistictile.com/fan-club-white-ombre-with-stainless-gjgfanomwhi

Swinging Chevron Be Bop White

https://www.artistictile.com/swingin-chevron-be-bop-white-gjgswcvbbw

Leaf Be Bop White

https://www.artistictile.com/leaf-be-bop-white-gjgleafbbw

You may also visit our site at https://www.artistictile.com/ and live chat a rep for further information.

Thank you!

Artistic Tile Team
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