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Question on tile...

4 years ago

I love this bathroom! Can you please tell me what was used on the floor, walls and border? It’s a lovely combination.
Thank you in advance!

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Jason Taylor Interiors
4 years ago
a simple marble octagon and dot sheet tile on the floor, purchased at most box stores, then a simple subway tile for the wall. finding a tile line that has the pieces you need is key. pencil round, and chair rail. the base board look was simply achieved by using the same tile vertically and a "pencil round" to Mark the speration. the trim was a Greek key, un polished, white and black marble pencil round below with a chair rail above.
Kathi I
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you so much...you’ve been very helpful
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Jason Taylor Interiors
4 years ago
my pleasure. thank YOU for your kind words.

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