New | Glass | Blue | Interior Walls & Shower Walls

New | Glass | Blue | Interior Walls & Shower Walls

Marsoni

M251S

$34.99

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New | Glass | Blue | Interior Walls & Shower WallsUpgrade your living spaces with our Contemporary 11. 75 x 11. 75 Inch Glass Mosaic Sheet Tile, featuring a brand new design in a captivating Blue hue. This versatile mosaic is specifically crafted to enhance the aesthetics of both interior walls and shower walls, bringing a modern touch to your home. Revitalize your living space with the modern charm of our 11. 75 x 11. 75 Inch Glass Mosaic Sheet Tile in refreshing Blue. Elevate your interior design

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012