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What type of tile was used in the shower enclosure?

5 years ago

I like the mixture of textures. I’m very curious though, what type of tile was used in the shower enclosure? What did you find that complimented the faux wood floor and manufactured stone accents?

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Angie Schwab Interiors LLC
5 years ago
Hi There. Thanks for the question. Bathrooms can be tricky to photograph with so many reflective surfaces but here's a shot of the shower. We used a pebble on the shower floor and a 12x24 on the shower walls. The pattern is very subtle.
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