Kitchen Backsplash
Norma
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
I need help finding the right subway tile for my Wilsonart Winter Carnival countertop. It is busy so looking for something plain. So many shades of tan out there. Looking at Florida tile Retroclassique in Mocha but it looks so shaded (dark/light). Would like to know if it would go with my countertop or any other suggestions. Thanks.
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5 years agoThis Bianco Dolomite would be a great option;
https://www.instagram.com/p/BjDLMFFFiNx/?taken-by=whitemarblesource
Norma
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