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Keepthefaith MIGirl

4 years ago

Hello, what tile backsplash is in the kitchen? It's white porcelain looking with swirls/interlocking circles. I'd like to try to find it.

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PRO
Vogel Builders, LLC
4 years ago
It’s Walker Zanger Studio Moderne Paramount. I’ve heard back a few times that it’s discontinued, but I am not certain. Thank you.
Keepthefaith MIGirl
Original Author
4 years ago
I absolutely love this kitchen. Beautiful, clean but warm inviting look
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4 years ago
Thank you very much.
Kim Shemwell
3 years ago
Do you know where the bar stools came from?
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Vogel Builders, LLC
3 years ago
We got them at a local Home Goods in Austin.

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