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Fireplace materials?

8 years ago

This is a beautiful fireplace surround. Is it reclaimed or artificial stone?

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Neolithic Design Stone and Tile
8 years ago
Fiona4000, this looks to be a reclaimed fireplace mantle. It is hard to tell unless you are looking at it in person.

We carry both reclaimed and newly carved Limestone Fireplaces. Please check our web page for ideas and styles. We ship everywhere.

Neolithic Design Stone and Tile

Maureen Auerswald
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User
8 years ago
Our you can try contacting Kathleen Walsh the interior designer http://kathleenwalshinteriors.com/home.html or Hutker Architects at http://hutkerarchitects.com/ to give you a precise answer.
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