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Love the tile you used! Could you let me know the manufacturer? TY

11 years ago

I think I read that it is a terra cotta tile. Is that right? Absolutely love it!

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Diane Gordon Design LLC
11 years ago
It's Ken Mason Tile, available through local design centers. We did four custom colors. It's a bit fragile, so needs to be installed perfectly, otherwise a vacuum will chip the edges if it catches the corners. But luckily I have a great installer.

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