Ambler Road
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One of the biggest challenges of the project was achieving the right composition of marble tiles.
“They are a natural product, so there’s a wide variation in finish between the tiles,” says the architect. “The overall effect had to be varied and natural, but not to such an extent that any one area jumped out or felt out of place. It was a balancing act, as any random pattern always is, but the contractor’s tiler was excellent and achieved the level of craftsmanship required, particularly with great cutting work around the drains.”
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One of the biggest challenges of the project was achieving the right composition of marble tiles.
“They are a natural product, so there’s a wide variation in finish between the tiles,” says the architect. “The overall effect had to be varied and natural, but not to such an extent that any one area jumped out or felt out of place. It was a balancing act, as any random pattern always is, but the contractor’s tiler was excellent and achieved the level of craftsmanship required, particularly with great cutting work around the drains.”
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One of the biggest challenges of the project was achieving the right composition of marble tiles.
“They are a natural product, so there’s a wide variation in finish between the tiles,” says the architect. “The overall effect had to be varied and natural, but not to such an extent that any one area jumped out or felt out of place. It was a balancing act, as any random pattern always is, but the contractor’s tiler was excellent and achieved the level of craftsmanship required, particularly with great cutting work around the drains.”
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One of the biggest challenges of the project was achieving the right composition of marble tiles.
“They are a natural product, so there’s a wide variation in finish between the tiles,” says the architect. “The overall effect had to be varied and natural, but not to such an extent that any one area jumped out or felt out of place. It was a balancing act, as any random pattern always is, but the contractor’s tiler was excellent and achieved the level of craftsmanship required, particularly with great cutting work around the drains.”



