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love the walls. nice

5 years ago

love the walls

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Merlyn Anthony
5 years ago
They came from a photo in Elegant Homes Magazine. Looks like granite tiles, yes?
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Tiny Heirloom
5 years ago
This is our home, called the "Tudor House". :)
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