Color of penny tile

Lilly F

4 years ago

what color is the Penny blue tile inside the flowers? Also color of the bath shower walls?

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Julie Assenberg Interior Design, LLC
4 years ago
So sorry... it's been too long. I don't remember. Good luck!
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