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Tile brand and color please?

3 years ago

This smokey barrel tile is not easy to source for me. But I am also in SW FL. Any ideas of where to source it? Thank you.

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PRO
Ocean Architecture
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
Hello Liz,

I'm RonO, registered Florida architect. This project was done for my client, The Domianos, Westchester County, New York. The contractor was George Parker, Sanibel. The project is roughly 25 years old. The Fan Shapes on the drive are actually stamped & colored concrete. The pattern seamed to appear like water rolling in on the beach; Artistic & Inexpensive. The redish tan tiles in the background under the trellis/gazebo walkway is called Saltio; Pourous & Inexpensive also. I hope this helps you.

Thinking artistically,

RonO

239-939-3337

Ps: The roof tile is from a different era......))
Liz Matt
Original Author
3 years ago
Thanks, Ron. It’s the gray barrel shaped roof tiles I was interested in. I will keep looking around the Ft Myers area. We cannot afford to retile a perfectly good barrel roof. But we can tint the tiles toward gray and this house you designed is my inspiration. Lucky artist.
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