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Can you give me info details on the floor tiles?

Barbara Dolente

2 years ago

We’re redoing our guesthouse in Florida and this tile caught my eye for the floor in the bathroom. Would love to know details on it. Thanks for your consideration!

Guest Bathroom, Mediterranean-style Home, Southern California · More Info

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Granada Tile
2 years ago
Absolutely! This is Granada Tile's Normandy pattern in our Echo Collection of mastercrafted cement tiles. Here is a link to it on our website: https://www.granadatile.com/en/collections/echo/spanish-colonial/normandy-941-a. Here is some additional information about the historic technique used to create these tiles: https://www.granadatile.com/en/collections/echo. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!
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Carolyn Patterson
2 years ago
One wonderful aspect of these "encaustic cement" floor tiles is that you can design your own color combinations, which takes some time to order (6 - 8 weeks), but makes the design truly your own. In this case, I purchased what they had in stock and I just love them for a neutral bathroom. The reason I went with encaustic cement, besides it durability, is its eco footprint. No lead! And a wonderful feel under bare feet! ;)
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Strange but true! These cement tiles have an almost silky softness under foot.
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Barbara Dolente
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2 years ago
Many thanks for the info!!

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