13 years ago

What make and color are the green backsplash tiles? I have the same kitchen but no backsplash tiles

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Paul Anater
13 years ago
That's a glass tile back splash. Look for glass tiles from Trend, Sicis or Bisazza at any good, local, independent tile showroom.
loriac
12 years ago
Does anyone know what countertop material/color this is?
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