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love the wall tiles ! who makes/ sells it ? thank you !

9 years ago

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Terrazzo & Marble Supply Co.
9 years ago
Hi Eva, We did not provide material for the wall, so unfortunately we are not sure who makes/sells it. T&M supplied the counter top in this picture.
Eva Lutz thanked Terrazzo & Marble Supply Co.
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