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Mosaic floor tile in bathroom

3 months ago

Is the mosaic floor tile in the bathroom original to the house? If not, can you provide more info and where this is available?

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Lane McNab Interiors
3 months ago
last modified: 3 months ago
Hi! It is not original. We designed it custom through Alchemy Material. It's their mini glass mosaic.
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Karla Frank
Original Author
3 months ago
It’s beautiful! Thanks for your quick response!
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