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paintedpeggies

Wood look tiles next to real wood/color difference??

Painted Peggies (zone 6a)
11 years ago

We are re-doing our kids'/ hall bath. DH and I really like the look of wood tiles, but our hallway floor is light colored brown hardwood. We love the weathered gray tile. Would it look strange? Or okay because it is a separate room?

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