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Wall in toilet area

9 years ago

How was the silver wall in the toilet area achieved? Paint or wallpaper!

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Venture Architecture
9 years ago
It is actually an applied foil. If you're local in the Metro-Denver area we can put you in touch with the guy who did it.
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