Subway tiles - plain, but very fancy (and they never date)!
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Love these subway tiles - always in style!! Leahx
ReplyDeletethat kitchen is adorable! hope you have a beautiful day! xo
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what 'subway' tiles were called, and now I know. We are thinking of using them in the scullery - an you are right, they don't really date do they. I always find inspiration at your blog. Thank you again.
ReplyDeleteI loved them all!
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