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Carlox Puntang

9 years ago

What is the name/brand of the marble and where do I get it? Would love to know and your bathroom is "award-winning".

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A. Rejeanne Interiors
9 years ago
thank you so very much for the compliment! we loved this project. the marble is a carrera and can be found at most high-end stone yards. the application of the stone is tricky- you will have to bring a picture with you to the yard in order for them to cut the slab properly.
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