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5 years ago

What floors were used? What tile was used in the shower and behind the sink???

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4 years ago
Tiles were all from Floor Decor. They were all purchased around 2 years ago. Sorry I do not think they have them in stock but if you live in Houston, I would be happy to help you find similar ones through different vendors.
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