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Backsplash Color

onthegeauxnotary

6 years ago

I actually purchased my backsplash from Triton Stone, and when my granite came in, I don't feel like the color is right. I need something a little darker. Can you please provide the name of the backsplash shown in this picture? Also, Triton, do you sell it?

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Triton Stone
6 years ago
That seems to be a 4x4 Noce travertine tile. We do offer a variety of 4x4 travertine colors. Give us a shout, and we can go over the options!
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