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Stonewood, LLC
“split face stone and from what vendor did you source it?”
“Cleaning stack stone in the shower.”
“I like the stack stone in the shower but how do you keep it clean and mildew free?”
“Could you please tell me the name of the stone?”
“split face stone has worn in the shower? I'm contemplating using it like you have, but am worried about the maintenance associated with mildew, etc. Will a sealer take care of this?”
“type of stone, it is very pourous but once it is sealed it's not a problem.”
“It is really fantastic to see natural transformation of this stone. We are cutting similar stone , but it is time consuming. Worth it”
“split face stone is to practical in the shower due to this material not being grouted, This particular type of finish is not grouted inbetween each individual piece of stone so water will get behind it. You can spray a sealant on it but it will not seal where there is no grout.
The floors are fine as they”
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Schroeder
“bathroom. A natural stone shower curb should be polished (corner eased) on both edges to avoid injury.Tip: Many fabricators use coin profiles to define eased edges for natural stone. A quarter round edge will be 1/4 of a quarter. That radius is larger than a dime edge. The larger the profile, the safer the”
“ease the natural stone curb for maximum safety.”
Christine Suzuki, ASID, LEED AP
“with a natural stone to coordinate with your Brazilian green slate floor. Perhaps a travertine tile or a lighter green limestone (Ann Sacks Tile - Mist). After selecting a coordinating wall tile, then I would select the cabinet wood/color. It sounds like you are looking for a color that will blend”
“tile so natural and beautiful. Bringing the outdoors inside feel.”
“with nature with the use of natural stone for walls and flooring.”
“nice layers of stone add a 'back to nature feel' to that tiny bath”
“of the stone's many nooks and uneven surfaces. For natural stone like slate, it's advisable to apply a penetrating sealer to countertops and slate floors every two years to prevent deep stains. Clean slate tiles with a few drops of dishwashing liquid and warm water applied to the slate surface with a”
MQ Architecture & Design, LLC
“Natural stone, with rounded edges and polished ends, which makes for a cleaner look and a safer bathroom without hard corners.”
“Soften natural stone. Natural stone can be a wonderful product to use in your tub deck installation. Keep in mind that the tile can be easily tooled with polishing pads to create softer edges and polish the ends. This makes for a cleaner look and a much safer bathroom without hard corners.”
Christy Dillard Kratzer
“great natural light floods space, large open space to move about, brown and white/ cream dishes are a nice accent and work well with the English feel to kitchen, Chris Little Photography”
“color of stone...white marble, emperador marble, granite, etc? yours looks lovely”
“This stone came from Paris Ceramics.”
“love this stone floor! The windows are beautiful.”
“Natural StoneWhether they're made from limestone, slate, granite or travertine, natural stone floors have one major asset: their variation. No two pieces of stone have exactly the same color, pattern or texture, and the differences create a visual depth that's hard to replicate. Stone also creates”
“Pros: Stone floors have been around for centuries, so it doesn't get more classic than this. Like tile and concrete, they're cool underfoot, a boon in hot climates. They're durable and require little day-to-day maintenance. And did we mention the natural beauty? Cons: Stone is expensive and not for the”
Echelon Custom Homes
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“What stones are used on the island and perimeter”
“Southland Stone in North Hollywood, CA”
“linear and large detail on edge of stone tops”
“Stone counters, tile back-splash combo, lights”
“Granite is a natural stone, composed of at least 20 percent quartz as well as mica and feldspar. Colors choices span the rainbow, from a monochromatic slab to bold patterns. Countertop finish options include:Polished: The most common finish; it's mirror-like, stands up well to stains and is the least porousHoned:”
“— this natural stone has plenty of character, with unique grains, colors and customizable finishes. When properly sealed, it's one of the most durable options out there. While it can cost as low as $50 per square foot installed, prices can go up quickly with more exotic slabs and difficult installations”
Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
“me the stone used. Is it just resting on the grass?”
“What is the stone material on the grass? What is the stone walk way?”
“The stone pathway, and the house stone, are texas gray lueders limestone. The pathstone is on a gravel & sand base. There is no mortar on the pathway.”
“Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects says:
The stone pathway, and the house stone, are texas gray lueders limestone. The pathstone is on a gravel &”
“Limestone is a natural rock so it is more like other types of rock or stone or like brick. It is not really like hardi board.”
“a cut stone lintel with the random stone pattern field”
“Modern mix of stone, pitch and windows”
“good stones for walk and wall”
“resemble stone. Not to be outdone, the stone quarries developed technologies to cut natural stone into thin veneers. The result is lower prices and a wider range of stone materials.Cost: about $35 to $50 per square foot installed. More about stone siding”
CAVINESS LANDSCAPE DESIGN, INC.
“d cut stone patio that surrounds pool area that includes a glass-inlaid spa that holds 20 people, three waterfalls, beach entry, fire pit that has stone benches that seat 20-25 people. Photo credit by KO Rinearson. All design and build by Caviness Landscape Design, Inc.”
“kined of stone you have used for patio, swimming pool deck and coping?”
“where can you buy this flag stone besides Oklahoma.”
“This stone is only available from quarries in southeastern Oklahoma. We hand-cut this stone to match the layout of the travertine inside the home. Thanks for the inquiry!”
“Stone arch pool and outdoor lighting”
“flagstone, color, fire pit with stone benches and surround”
“Amazing Stone Decking, gives the pool such a natural feel”
