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Shower wall material on right?

4 years ago

Is that a shower through the glass to the right of the picture? If so, what was used for that shower wall "v-groove plank" look? I've been looking everywhere for something to clad the shower walls with that looks like v-groove and everyone thinks I'm crazy. Haha!

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Dayna Katlin Interiors
4 years ago
Thanks for the question. It is either 4 x 4 or 6 x 6 tiles......
aznort
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4 years ago
Oh, I can see that now. Thanks! Well at least I know that if the tile matches the width of the v-groove planks then it still carries the "look" through the shower. Thanks for your input!
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