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Robin Sushi's Koi Fish-Inspired Backsplash

Custom pink and red engobe glazes are blended with Basalt to create a striking koi fish-inspired Picket backsplash for one of San Francisco's hippest sushi restaurants. 

Product

Picket
Basalt Picket

$36.00/Sq. ft.

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Room

Accent Wall, Bar, Commercial, Restaurant

Materials

Tile

Style

Eclectic

Patterns

Picket, Picket Braid

Colors

Brights, Darks

Design

Todd Davis Architecture

Photos

Patricia Chang

Installer

Adam Tortosa

Robin Sushi's Koi Fish-Inspired Backsplash Robin Sushi's Koi Fish-Inspired Backsplash Robin Sushi's Koi Fish-Inspired Backsplash

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