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Tub wall cubby

Classic Work Construction, LLC

9 years ago

How neat! What is the material in the cubby? Are those lights or candles?

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Envi Interior Design Studio
9 years ago
Hello! The tile in the tub niche matches the tile on the backslash. And yes, they are candles.
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