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12 years ago

What is the stone used here?
Plumbing fixtures?

Thank you. It's a beautiful room!

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Paragon General Contracting, Inc.
12 years ago
Sorry it took me so long to answer, but this is a project we did a while back (2004) and I had to go pull some records to refresh my memory. The stone on the tub deck and floors is a marble called "Diana Royal" or alternately "Diano Reale". The glass tile on the back wall of the shower is Bisazza LeGemme 20.51. The plumbing fixtures are Hansgrohe "Carlton" series, and the tub is an Aquatic "Pompano" series. Let me know if you have any other questions.

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