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Patio Stone Color

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Like the hood matches the gold veins in backsplash

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FLooring

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Stone floor

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Slate, wood, slate flooring

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Travis Architects Wash DC

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Like the countertop with the floor. Good match

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For Front of house Pennsylvania bluestone on the ground

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Big chunks of Pennsylvania bluestone on the ground

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Pennsylvania bluestone on the ground

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The counters are Typhoon Green granite.

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The handmade ceramic subway tile is called "Revival" and was purchased from a local tile supplier. Give us a call at 612.337.5060 if you would like our assistance finding a similar tile for your project!

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Stone Fence

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Alpine Mist white marble, a stone she describes as a little cleaner and whiter than Carrara

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The shower surround and countertops look like Calacatta marble but are actually thin porcelain slabs. “Thin slab porcelain does not require sealing and will retain its polished or honed finish under all types of conditions,” Catlin says. At least 40 percent of the porcelain is composed of recycled materials. The enclosure is Starphire glass.

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The Duomo, the Gothic cathedral that’s the symbol of Milan, was constructed of Candoglia marble

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Love the stone shapes in the wall

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Quartz countertops

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