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11 years ago

I love that lady sculpture by the tub.. Do you know where I could get one? Thank you!

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Thomas Buckborough & Associates
11 years ago
I'm sorry, I do not know. It is a piece of the homeowners art.
Rob San Jose
11 years ago
What kind of tile was used in the shower wall and bathroom floors? What size are they?
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Thomas Buckborough & Associates
11 years ago
Most of the tile on the floors and walls are 12" x 24". The shower floor and the front of the tub surround have 3/4" x 4" mosaic.It is "Oxy" tile in the color "cornsilk". http://www.nemotile.com/porcelain/oxy

The grout color is "Birch".

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