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Love your kitchen! Can you tell me what type of tile used on the backsplash?

Angela Scheerer
11 years ago
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Edina Galleria Residences - Unit 1307 · More Info

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  • PRO
    BuilderElements
    11 years ago
    Hello, i think it is Mother of Pearl Tile.
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  • PRO
    Suburban Dream Homes
    11 years ago
    The backsplash tile is "Hampton Carrara Smooth Rectified 12 x 12 inch" - available through "The Tile Shop" if you have one in your area. Also, as an aside, the countertop is not Carrara marble as many mistake it for that. It is a Quartzite called Super White. Super White is a wonderful stone for the kitchen because it gives the look of marble with all the durability of granite.

    Best wishes with your project. If I can be of further assistance please be back in touch.
  • Angela Scheerer
    Original Author
    11 years ago
    Thank you!
  • moussavis
    9 years ago
    We are looking at white macaubas countertops similar to this- they are gorgeous. Also have white cabinets and blond maple color wood floor. Do you think it would go with a cream durango color backsplash?