Backsplash

Sarah Cook

8 years ago

Love the tiles used for backsplash - where can I get some?

1930's ecletic remodel · More Info

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Michael Andrew Barber Architects
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
The backsplash tile is a custom one off production and the company that made it is no longer offering that service. However, similar products can be found at House + Earth. Contact Heidi at Habit8 for more information
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