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Name and brand of the backsplash, please.

6 years ago

Love the mini cobble design of the backsplash but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Where can I purchase this backsplash?

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Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
6 years ago
Thanks for the question. Don't recall the tile. Was selected by client in 2002
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