Stone layout for 3'x2' Garden Window
10 years ago
I'm trying to decide which will be a more pleasing layout for porcelain stone used on the floor of my kitchen garden window. I've decided to go with the Neostile in chocolate but can't decide between the size of 12x24, as pictured here or the 1.5x1.5 mosaic.
If I go with the 12x24 I would lay it out as pictured....
I greatly appreciate your opinions!
I'm including photo of this chocolate 12x24 tile with the sample Silestone (white w/brown), the backsplash which will be installed in a diamond shape and probably this chair rail as trim for the garden window.
If I go with the 12x24 I would lay it out as pictured....
I greatly appreciate your opinions!
I'm including photo of this chocolate 12x24 tile with the sample Silestone (white w/brown), the backsplash which will be installed in a diamond shape and probably this chair rail as trim for the garden window.
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