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What is the tile used for the backsplash/walls?

4 years ago

Looking for information on white tiles in this kitchen

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Harjo Construction
4 years ago
Hello,

The backsplash tile's finish does deliver a high impact. It is a 3" x 12" glazed ceramic tile: Daltile Artigiano Italian Alps AR93. You can view more information about it here: https://www.daltile.com/product/Artigiano. Let us know if we can further help you.

Linda
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