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Searching high and low for geometric mosaic tile like this

8 years ago

Hello. I'm looking for geometric cube / diamonds tile in while gloss like this image below. Must be buyable in the U.S. Thanks so much if you have any ideas where to find this!

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Germain Wong
7 years ago
Try Heath Ceremics:

http://www.heathceramics.com/home/pages/tile-build/collections-brands/mural

http://www.heathceramics.com/home/pages/tile-build/collections-brands/dwell-patterns
anniebird
7 years ago
Or Mercury Mosaics: http://mercurymosaics.com/shapes/diamonds/
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Innovative Builders
7 years ago

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Home depot carries it in black grey and white

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