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Did you pull colors from the Marmoleum for that mosaic row? Nice!

6 years ago

What color Marmoleum, Vivace Sunny Day, or Asian Tiger?

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6 years ago
Hello! Thank you for looking! Both colors were used - if you check out the rest of this project you can see the floor. "Modern Kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry room renovation- Belchertown, MA
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