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Love the look of this,what type of tiles are used to gain this effect?

6 years ago

Elevate Wine Storage Syetems · More Info

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Joseph and Curtis Custom Wine Cellars
6 years ago
Thank you for including our custom wine cellar designs in your Ideabook.
If you have any questions about a wine cellar project, or something we
featured in a design, please do not hesitate to be in touch with us. You
can visit us online at www.josephandcurtis.com or call us directly at 1-888-681-5888
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Kessick Wine Storage Systems
6 years ago
The back wall is called marble ledger stone.

Arctic Golden Quartzite Marble Splitface Ledger Panels, 6"x18" Corner, 30 Pieces · More Info

https://www.houzz.com/products/arctic-golden-quartzite-marble-splitface-ledger-panels-6x18-corner-30-pieces-prvw-vr~81414779

What makes the wall stand out is the LED lighting. Kessick designs and manufactures the wine storage system and provides the lighting, but the wall texture wall provided by the builder.
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