Tiles are gorgeous

V K

7 months ago

love the luxury in small space. what size are the tiles? And are they iridescent or matte?

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Blythe Interiors
7 months ago
Hi,

Thank you so much! The tiles are 2" x 5" and have a gloss finish. Here's a link to them!
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