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love the flooring!

4 years ago

Can you tell me the stone used for the herringbone and the surround?

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Paul Brant Williger Architect
4 years ago
Joanna, It is a new limestone that has been distressed from Exquisite Surfaces

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Joanna Cohen
Original Author
4 years ago
Oh thanks for your reply! I have been to Exquisite surfaces in Dallas. Is this their America’s rustic? But what did you do for the more uniform Surround light beige tile? Is that a color from them? Thanks again!!!!
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Joanna Cohen
Original Author
4 years ago
Sorry- I meant to type Medicis Rustic
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Paul Brant Williger Architect
4 years ago
It is all the same limestone - the boarder does not have the distressed edge

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