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Is the stone real and what brand and colr I lone this

Karen Wilkinson

9 years ago

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Creative Design Construction, Inc.
9 years ago
The stone used for the backsplash is actually called stacked stone. It gives dimension to the backsplash and adds a bit of character.
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Casa Blanca Tile & Stone Inc.
9 years ago
Split Face Slates beautiful focal point...Casa Blanca Tile (Harrison, NY) can provide various Split Face Mosaic options.

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