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gm1020

2 years ago

What type of tile is used here? terra cotta or a glazed tile?

thank you!

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Kenneth Mitchell Architect, LLC
2 years ago
The fireplace surround is a 2"x2" glazed tile.
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gm1020
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2 years ago
Thank you. It's beautiful
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