Backsplash Tile

Annette Charles

2 years ago

May I have the details for the light colored, backsplash tile. beautiful kitchen design!

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2 years ago
Hi Annette! Thank you for your comment. I hope you are having a great week so far! That was a private client selection and we do not have the information for this - I apologize!
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