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beautifully implemented

2 years ago

Would you share the flooring tike? I love the simplicity of it! Thank you

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PRO
Johker Design
2 years ago
The tile is a matte 2 x 6 subway tile. Compass tile in Annapolis was the supplier. Sorry I don’t know the name of the manufacturer. Thanks!
Quyen Pham
Original Author
2 years ago
Thank you!
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Trevor Kerr
2 years ago
Would you please share the name of the blue circle accent tile?
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Johker Design
2 years ago
Compass Tile in Annapolis, MD supplied the tiles. I do not know the manufacturer. I do know that Porcelanosa makes one very similar.

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