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Sunny Picket Kitchen

While its sunny statement yellow cabinetry draws the eye in, it's thoughtful details like the white Picket Braid backsplash that makes this eye-catching kitchen extra special.

Product

Picket
Tusk Picket

$36.00/Sq. ft.

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Room

Accent Wall, Backsplash, Bar, Kitchen

Materials

Tile

Style

Eclectic

Patterns

Picket, Picket Braid

Colors

Whites

Design

Hatch Works Austin

Photos

Robert Gomez Photography

Installer

Nuckels Tile

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