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Backsplash and Paint

Stephanie Bates

7 years ago

Can you give details on the tile and wall paint?

Hazel Ave in Deerfield · More Info

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Detail Kitchens
7 years ago
Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately I do not have the information on the wall color or the tile. That was done by a different designer. Good luck with your project.
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