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What kind of backsplash is this and what would this floor color be?

2 years ago

Love the backsplash and floors. We are building a house and want to do something similar. We are wondering what color would these floors be? Also is this just 4x4 tile backsplash?

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Murphy's Design
2 years ago
The tile is an off white from the Tsquare Collection. Bianca. The floor is a tupe shade with stone detailing it is an LVT from Coretec. Both were purchased in 2018-2019.
Zoey Hebron
Original Author
2 years ago
Wow I thought this was LVP. It doesn't look like tiles. It looks like planks. We love this but want the same color in the first floor. I don't know how this would look in the entire first floor.
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