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Great bathroom!

last year

Hi - any chance you’d be willing to share the name and brand of the herringbone floor tile you used as well as the brand and color of grout? Great bathroom design!

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Factor Design Build
last year
CLE TILE /- CLE SLATE /NATURAL SLATE /HERRINGBONE LARGE PLANK

6"X24"X3/8" ------------ GROUT:# MAPEI ULTRACOLOR PLUS
lkalvaria
Original Author
last year
Thanks so much for the info. Just to clarify, is there a particular color in the Mapei Ultracolor Plus line or is there only one color. Thank you for your help!
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I’ve been looking for ideas on bathroom design as I have 2 full baths I need to Reno to the studs.
Everything I see these days feels somewhat cold to me. And living in Canada, I’d like to keep my bathrooms feeling warm and natural, yet still modern.
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Beautiful bath and kitchen! It is oft said that ”imitation is the highest form of flattery.“ I think your design choices are inspiring many of us. Would you please share the product and color for your bath/kitchen counters? Thanks so much..

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