Searching everywhere for the tile in this beautiful kitchen...

Yvette Housen

6 years ago

I read the tile was supplied by the client. Where can I purchase/shop or do you know the name of the supplier?

TRADITIONAL KITCHEN - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ · More Info

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Sheila Rich Interiors, LLC
6 years ago
I supplied the tile several years ago. I'm sorry to say it's no longer available. It is quite beautiful.
Yvette Housen
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6 years ago
Thank you for updating me.
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