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13 years ago

are the tiles on the floor and on the wall the same tile?

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186 Lighting Design Group - Gregg Mackell
13 years ago
I believe it is all a marble. If you are looking for an answer better than you'll get from the lighting designer :), feel free to visit the interior designer's page and you can ask her directly. The designer was Robyn Scott and her Houzz page is: http://www.houzz.com/pro/rscott/robyn-scott-interiors-ltd . Good Luck!
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Lambert Tile and Stone
13 years ago
The Tiles on the Floor and Walls are a St. Croix Limestone similar to Crema Europa.

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