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Tile and mirror

7 years ago

Love this! Can you please tell me what kind of tile you used for the floor; shower and wall? Also, what brand is the mirror?

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Black Sheep Interior Design
7 years ago
Hi Lisa,

We don't know the brand, but these tiles were all sourced from Saltillo
Tile in Toronto, ON. They're a mix of Oriental White marble subway
tile, pencil round, casing, and baseboard with a feature mosaic of
Thassos and Emperador Grey marble.

The mirror was custom-made for the space by our millworker. It's not available through retailers.
Lisa Gray thanked Black Sheep Interior Design
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