Need help identifying tiles and inspo for other features.

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Our contracter gifted us some tile for our shower walls. I’m not exactly sure what it is and how ro incorporate it. I also have concerns that it may be kore difficult to clean since it is more if a matte finish. I would love some help identifying what kind of tile this is and if its good for shower walls. I also would love some help figuring out what floor tiles i should pair it with. i like a clean and natural look for the bathroom. I love creams, beiges and wood tones. The only

other info i have on these tiles are that they are made in Italy. I would also prefer gold over other colored fixtures.

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BeverlyFLADeziner
last month
Is there any identifying information on the back of the tile? It's very attractive and with few grout lines it should be easy to keep clean.
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
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Is that tile textured it looks like it is on my screen. Usually I like the same tile on the bathroom floor as the shower walls to keep things simple so not sure what you are asking . It looks like the tile is already installed in the shower please explain. I would stay away from gold for fixtures but IMO it is atrend that creates issues with matching .Usually there is some info on the box or the back of the tile As for the rest we need a bit of info like size of space , one or two sinks etc?
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Diana Bier Interiors, LLC
last month
It's hard to determine, but if it's rough and bumpy, I would think it's going to be harder to clean than something smooth.

But it is very nice, and if you can use it on the floor it would make the room look seamless and cohesive. I agree with Patricia that gold fittings wouldn't be the best choice--I'd go with brushed chrome or nickel.
wsea
last month
Im confused. the tile seems to be in boxes. do they not label the tile? I seecpart of a upc# you should be able tonse that as well5
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last month
Does it take you 5 days to answer a text , I bet not . If you can't take time to answer questions we have ther eis no way to help you.
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Debbi Washburn
last month
Many of todays porcelain tiles are made in Italy and Spain so that won't narrow things down. Can you please check all edges of the box and the other side for additional info. These boxes often have the info from the factory and then somewhere it is stamped or stickered with whatever name the distributor is using for the tile.