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Tracy Martin

3 months ago

Hi! Lovely! What is the counter/backsplash that was paired with the alabaster cabinets?

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Thompson Construction
2 months ago
The countertop and backsplash is MSI - Calacatta Valentin https://www.msisurfaces.com/quartz-countertops/calacatta-valentin-quartz/
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