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tile behind cooktop?

last year

Beautiful kitchen! Please what is the accent tile behind the cooktop?

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Patty Jones Design, LLC
last year
Thank you!! It's a custom tile and you can find it at this link:

Lillian Collection | Pattern tiles | Artisan Stone Tile (stoneimpressions.com) ; the color in this kitchen is Coal on Carrerra.
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