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Is that wall paper or a photograph on the back wall?

6 years ago

Beachside, feature tile pattern to Ensuite shower wall · More Info

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Colour Confidence Interiors
6 years ago
Hi Stacy, that is a photograph applied to a glass splash-back and installed behind the bath in lieu of tiles. It really gives this bathroom the Wow factor, doesn't it?

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Cheers,

Michelle
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