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can you say what tile that is?

6 years ago

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Jodie Cooper Design
6 years ago
hi John
the stone is maroon-emperador-light marble.
there are many variations depending on location and supplier.
The beauty is in the natural veining which again will vary.
there are porcelain replicas if you would prefer uniformity.
cheers Jodie
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