Melrose Framed Ornamental Wall Tile 14.25

Melrose Framed Ornamental Wall Tile 14.25"SQ, Rustic, Metal

Marsoni

M251S

$49.99

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Melrose Framed Ornamental Wall Tile 14.25"SQ, Rustic, MetalAdd a touch of timeless elegance to your space with this Framed Ornamental Wall Tile Set. Featuring beautifully crafted plaques in coordinating designs, these pieces showcase intricate metalwork framed in a rustic faux wood finish. The soothing brown, blue, and white tones bring a refined charm to any room, making them a perfect addition to your seasonal or year round decor. Whether displayed together or individually, they create an eye catching focal

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011