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Multi Color Handpainted Restaurant

This playful restaurant design accents our field tile with Handpainted designs from our Classic Cuerda Seca Collection.

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4 x 4
Tuolumne Meadows 4 x 4

$29.00/Sq. ft.

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Room

Hospitality, Restaurant

Materials

Tile, Trim & Moldings

Style

Cuerda Seca, Eclectic

Patterns

Straight Set

Colors

Yellows

Photos

Malcolm Fearon

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