Sandalwood Model
- Brand
- Market Collection, San Francisco, CA
- Collection
- Mosaixnow
- Model
- Sandalwood
- Color
- Mixed
- Material
- Ceramic
- Application
- Interior, Exterior
- Look
- Wood
- Finish
- Mixed
- Rooms
- Bathroom, Kitchen, Hallway
- Types
- Wall Tile
- Size
- 1x1, 1x2, Custom
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From Your Local Tile Store
Looking for a twist on tradition? The Sandalwood tile from Market Collection’s Mosaixnow collection is sure to deliver. Made in the USA, this ceramic tile comes in a mixed color, sizes 1x1, 1x2 and a custom and a beautiful mixed finish. Crafted for both interior and exterior installations, this versatile ceramic wall tile provide a seamless and durable solution for a stylish look throughout your home. Incorporate it into your next renovation project and watch it become the talking point of guests!
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Stores that sell Mosaixnow tiles by Market Collection
Sunderland Brothers Co —
Omaha, NE 68127
The Midwest’s most trusted source for tile, stone, countertops, and cabinets since 1883.
Tilencounters —
Glendale, CA 91208
We have over 25 years of experience with natural stone and ceramic tile. We understand that proper usage is just as important as quality craftsmanship. We do cabinetry, counter top and tile installation.
United Tile America —
Watertown, MA 02472
United Tile America has worked on the market of ceramic tile and stone for more than fifteen years. But despite such a small age of the tile store, it has a solid reputation for providing excellent service to all customers. We are working to meet all clients’ needs. Your choice will be justified.
Santa Rosa Tile Ukiah —
Ukiah, CA 95482
Santa Rosa Tile Supply has been serving the North Bay’s homeowners, builders, contractors, and designers since it was founded in 1988 by Mark & Shawna Swafford. Our main location is on the south end of Santa Rosa just off Hwy 101. In 1991, our Ukiah branch was opened which serves customers in Lake and Mendocino Counties and north to the Oregon border.