A Vexing Hex...
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Notice how the grout changes too
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thinkdesignlive
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoGiven a closer look, do you think this might be a photoshop? The bottom row of black hex looks elongated. It looks like there is no hex to the left of the photo. To the right of the bottom shelf is there a tile missing? Below the bottom shelf looks like a missing row of tile. Wouldn't you remove the shelf prior to tiling? Same with light fixture. There appears to be an extra column of tile to the left of the top shelf. Maybe it is a photoshop and maybe it is a hot mess irl like thinkdesignlive has stated.
I am changing my response above to I don't like it.
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