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Wow Mirrors!

3 years ago

Fabulous after! Loved the whole space. I would like to know where the mirrors are from and also the floor tile. I'm doing wood vanity with soapstone counter and loved what you did with that combo. Thanks!

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Pierre Jean-Baptiste Interiors
3 years ago
Hi,

You can reach out to us to purchase the tile and the mirrors at your convenience. Thank you!
Tina Brown
3 years ago
Hello! Looks fab! I would like to order the mirrors.
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