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What are the tiles on the floor please?

24 days ago

Love this tile configuration. Can you provide details on it?

Hollywood Regency Residence · More Info

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Inspired Interiors
24 days ago
This project was over 11 years ago :-)
The tile looks like a color combination from Bizazza
Jenny Berg
Original Author
24 days ago
Thank you!
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