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Any pictures of the floor tiles, or know what kind was used?

10 years ago

Sonata Lane, Mount Washington · More Info

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Peri Perry Productions
10 years ago
The flooring in the bathroom was wood…continued from the master bedroom….
User
9 years ago
what about the floor of the shower? It looks like a very simple mosaic but I can't seem to find the cream variations like in this photo.
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