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love the floor1

9 years ago

love the floor! is the white portion a slab of marble or tile? what abut the dark tile/marble? can you please tell me the name. Its hard to see details in the picture. Thank you :)

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Nicole Freezer Rubens
9 years ago
Thank you. They are slabs, not tile. I do not recall the marble specifies. They were fairly solid marbles, not very veiny.
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