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Any way to buy the most beautiful backsplash tile ever?

Lauren Hansen Restrepo

4 years ago

Is it possible for you to share where this tile can be bought? It is magical!

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Soll.Solutions
4 years ago
Hi There,

Thank you for reaching out.

This was a few years ago, unfortunately the client took care of all purchasing. It is a pretty common tile the only thing is it was a combination of shiny and matte in the same tile model.

Sorry we cannot be of more help ;)
Lauren Hansen Restrepo thanked Soll.Solutions
Lauren Hansen Restrepo
Original Author
4 years ago
Thanks for your reply - I just have to keep looking for that sort of color, which I haven't found yet But I have shown your design to everyone - very sexy :)
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