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Jennifer Starck

2 years ago

I love the floor you put in the wet room. Can you tell me what they are and where to find them?

Softly Inviting Master Bathroom with Wet Room · More Info

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emma delon
last year
Thanks for asking! The tile came from Best Tile in Durham, NC. It's their Bar Harbor series in the hex in the gray color. https://besttile.com/tile-collections/trending-looks/bar-harbor
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