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Anyone know where I can find this backsplash?

2 years ago

Renovating a ktichen and would like to use this or similar

Creative Cottage Style Kitchen Remodel · More Info

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2 years ago
I’m the designer. We cut the glass circles from stained glass. Placed them on a sticky tile matt.
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