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tile on bathroom floor

Deborah Anderson

2 months ago

Hi can you please tell me what color the tile is on the floor?
Thank you
Debi

Westside 4200 sq ft Custom Home · More Info

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PRO
Fautt Homes
2 months ago
The tile is Carrara marble honed. Arizona tile has bianco Carrara that is nice too.
Deborah Anderson
Original Author
2 months ago
Thank you. Is it a white or pale gray tile?
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Fautt Homes
2 months ago
Carrara is always gray. Thasso's is white marble which I use a lot.
Deborah Anderson
Original Author
2 months ago
Thank you

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