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Can you please tell me the name of the floor tile and possibly where y

lisasbeachhouse1

8 years ago

Love the tile

Turtle Haven- 22 Cinnamon Beach · More Info

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Stull Construction Inc.
8 years ago
Hi Lisa, this is a French pattern travertine floor. It is an ivory blend, I love it! It has a very beachy look. Make sure you use a good stone sealer, it really brings out the natural color in the stone.
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