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8 years ago

Hi, where are the brick tiles from? they look lovely. thanks

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Jessica Morrill
8 years ago
Hi! These are from Lowes. They are a ceramic, 3x6 subway with beveled edges. I love this tile!
Bella Henry
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8 years ago
Thank you :)
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