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What brand/style is the large format white tiles?

Heather MacDonald

8 years ago

Love the tiles! What brand/style #? and what size are they?

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Bristle Painting Company
8 years ago
12x24 Bought them at Floor and Decor. It was an Italian name. Very affordable.
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