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tile floor

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fireplace dry stack is nice

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joints are good- dry stack; would like a little less ashlar block

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just the screen

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door not this wood

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wide plank

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what is this floor? Mosaic?

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fireplace stone stack not perfect but in the ballpark; no need for circle around opening or no need for mantle

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Looks like lateens

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Not exactly but for front door, want glass and a wood screen door as well, so can leave open.

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R&B Corbett bench-white oak- comes in 78w and 100w

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Valet wall hooks in white oak by room and board- great. come in 3,5, and 7 long

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window trim ok

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dining table- not correct wood but base is cool

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white oak dining table- base is too ornate but top is nice

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like the color of the stone and the rustic but a bit too many big rectangle pieces

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fireplace

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fireplace stone not perfect but close

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darker top with oak cabinets

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wood trim around mirrors; painted cabinets in bathroom

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This window casing is still pretty wide but think it is pretty farmhouse and nice

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this window casing is too thick. Want to be farmhouse and not contemporary but this feels too heavy

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White oak; interesting to cover hood with wood?

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natural white oak; top of table is Cambria

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farmhouse-y; pulls?

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beam

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color of stone and siding- stone pieces a bit too square/tall

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amount of wood, all same and cabinets, etc, pulls

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things to like but too knotty and to much going on with rafters

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too dark and a bit too rustic but the right idea with all wood the same

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Lots of woods here- too many but good to show

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color of door- red oak?

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mahogany up close

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this is mahogany - amazing color

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oak ceiling and floor colors (not green walks)

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cabinet just for color, not design

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oak window with white wall, oak ceiling to match

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oak interior ceiling

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these beams match the color of the siding. this is good. The door is a little more golden brown

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exterior beams brought inside but too rustic and chunky for me in all of these places

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i like the vertical beam color. the soffit beams are too thick and rustic. Eliminate the metal hardware

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Open dining room! Looks like bronze - light or dark windows

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Light or dark bronze windows

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Accoya- Colorado Barnwood- Trinidad

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Colorado Barnwood- Lynx- maybe too gray but gorgeous

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Atlantic White Cedar- Stone (for exterior)

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This is for interior- White oak (stain is "black") on delta millworks

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This is the Delta Millworks office in Austin Texas. The wood is a tad too dark and varied, but I LOVE how it is clean but also rustic and matches the beams, windows, floors

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Accoya Rough Sawn Bay Mist- delta millworks

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Prospector. At first I said no way, but if the wood siding is really mellow, maybe there should be more going on with the stone? The stack seems about right.

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Anasazi Slivers- I think probably too varied in color and shapes too flat ("slivers" does it come in more rectangle shape?) - but this is a beautiful detail- on a small scale I love the variation and tones here

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Other photos of "Adobe chopped" don't appeal but this is interesting-m much grayer in this photo than I think I want but something i like too

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This looks good but other photos of the Graystone in this gallery do not look good, but I guess this is a mix of 2 stones. also these pieces of rock seem a bit too small.

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Sagebrush; I like this photo but the others in the gallery make this mix look super boring and blah.

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Telluride stone: Northstar chopped. detail photo looks great but on bigger scale, too varied in color. The stack her is too many squares and not enough rectangles

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Telluride stone: Desert tortoise chopped; palette seems ok- some variation but not too much. rectangle shapes mostly good but would not have any of the very square ones. I like overall the randomness and feel of this stack- still feels like a vertical pile of rocks

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tongue and groove? Channel? How much up keep does siding require?

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another view of concrete floor

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this concrete floor is nice

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do not like this at all. The horizontal with the variations maybe does not work for me?

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