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What tile did you use on the bathroom floor?

5 years ago

I'm remodeling my bathroom.

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Eileen O'Connor
5 years ago
Same question - would love to know what you used
oskorusj
5 years ago
What did you use for the counter top as well?
kathysdix
5 years ago
Exactly, what do you use on the floor? I’m told porcelain is better than marble as it is more durable, doesn’t turn yellow and is less expensive with the same look.
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Innovation Luxury Homes
5 years ago
Hello - here is the bath flooring I used: https://www.americanolean.com/product/ideology
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Innovation Luxury Homes
5 years ago
We used this quartz for the counters: https://www.metroquartz.com/our-products/salerno/

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