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what tile was used on the floor and shower in this bathroom?

2 years ago

Interested in the tile used in this project

Fairfax Virginia Bathroom Remodel 12 · More Info

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Murphy's Design
2 years ago
Thanks for checking in! This tile was from a Mosaic Home Interors back in 2016. It is their Purestone Collection in Bianco. The glass accent is Lunada Bay Tozen Collection. Best of Luck with your project!
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