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Ann Sacks vs Subway Tile Outlet - colors

9 years ago

Looking again at this photo I saw that they were from Ann Sacks. And someone else put on similar colors from the Subway Tile Outlet sample tiles. The Ann S tiles seem too pale to create this pattern. I did order from the ST Outlet and the colors are very nice. I suspect they will be less expensive as well. Comments?

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Reiko Feng Shui Design
9 years ago
Hi Claire, all the tiles shown here are from Ann Sacks. They are even prettier in person, like beach glass. Hope that helps!

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