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Where can I find 2x4 honed carrara subway tile?

16 years ago

I am shifting gears into backsplash now, which I have to say is pretty darn exciting!!

Today I went to a local tile store and saw a several things I liked, one of which is a 2 x 4 honed carrara marble "brick mosaic". But it was pricey at the local place.

I'd seen 3 x 6 carrara on eBay for less than $10/sf so I was confident I could find it cheaper on line, but me searches turned up nothing in 2 x 4 HONED carrara. Does anyone have a source?

3 x 6 tiles are just too big for the scale if the area I am tiling :( and I feel like the smaller tiles are not classic-looking enough.

Another tile I really liked is by Ceramiche Grazia. Anyone know anything about that company?

I also like some on the Ann Sacks website but there doesn't seem to be anywhere local I can see the tiles!

Thanks for any advice-

Stacey

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remodelfla
16 years ago
These are 2x4 honed carerra. It's from Eurotile. I don't know the price.

Here is another 2x4 whiter marble. It does not say if it's honed. It's from Northeastern Tile and is under $10 for a 12x12 sheet:
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Stacey Collins
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks remodelfl. Do you have a link to Eurotile? I could not find it.
I think the second one is tumbled. I did find those in 2 x 4 but they're too rustic looking for my kitchen.
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