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What is the tile used? I just love this bathroom the more I look at it

8 years ago

I would love to know where the tile was sourced. I am assuming it is sheets that need to be custom fit together and I am also wondering if that pattern is random or planned?

1950s Ranch House Bathroom · More Info

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The Galeana Group
8 years ago
Thank you! This was a fun bathroom for us to do. We are happy to order it for you. Feel free to contact us if that's something you'd like to consider.
Nicole Martens
7 years ago
does it come on a strip?
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