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Exterior stone for new construction

11 years ago

Please, what stone would you recommend for dark bronze metal roof with arched stone portico, dark windows with stone ledge, breeze way with stucco arches leading to stone four-car garage. There is three-foot stone under windows wrapping around. Above the stone ledge is stucco. This is a one-story in the hill country of Texas. Thank you!!

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Elle
11 years ago
A photo would help in recommending colors.
js33 thanked Elle
js33
Original Author
11 years ago
Here is a photo, framing almost complete. Modeled after Southern Living SL 1761 Santa Barbara with stone arches at front entrance, stucco arch breezeway, bronze metal roof. Thank you!
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js33
Original Author
11 years ago
Southern Living 1761
js33
Original Author
11 years ago

Breezeway leading to garage on the right, thank you!

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