Where to buy the backsplash tiles?

CRAIG CARLSON

6 months ago

We love the pale green tiles of this backsplash. Do you know where we can find them?

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Fox Interiors
6 months ago
This is Fireclay tile in Rosemary. It's beautiful in person as well.
CRAIG CARLSON
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6 months ago
Really!?! We've been looking at two other colors from Fireclay, but somehow completely overlooked Rosemary. Thanks so much for letting us know. Craig Carlson
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