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What siding, stucco and wood did you use?

3 years ago

I love the combination of materials! I don't know my exterior materials that well (as far as what is actual stucco, or concrete versus a siding or veneer). Could you please share the materials that you've used, and colors, so I can get and idea of how to plan mine? Or even just the product manufacturers would be so helpful. Thanks!

Memorial/Bunker Hill Residence · More Info

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Merge Architects
3 years ago
Thank you for your question and glad you liked the design of this home!

The exterior finishes on that home included:
- Traditional stucco with integral acrylic finish coat by Sto
- Arriscraft thin brick veneer
- Split basalt natural stone on front fence sourced from Horizons Italian Tile
- Oiled Ipe wood over painted steel for the fences
- Stained 1x6 tongue & groove Cypress for the soffits
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