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ewalley

MCM FLOORING

9 years ago
what kind of slate is this kitchen floor? where can I purchase?? I am remodeling my kitchen and can not choose. I think this is perfect
Valley Curve Kitchen Remodel · More Info

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  • PRO
    9 years ago

    It is Adoni Black Slate from the Tile Shop: https://www.tileshop.com/product/adoni+black+large+versailles+pattern+15.92+sf.do

  • 9 years ago
    love the adoni versailles. the link to tile Co looks very consistent in color,but the flooring in the home looks varied. I'm hoping won't all look jet black. the picture looks to light gray,smoky gray,black. would you say they vary? is it a natural slate or man-made tile? love the kitchen
  • PRO
    9 years ago

    Thank you! It was a really fun project!

    There is a ton of variation in the tile. Some spots with a copper-ish tone, but the majority of it is a mix of grey tones. It is a natural slate so it has a "living finish".

  • 9 years ago

    Thank you.I will orider samples.. I am holding up my remodel as I hadn't chosen yet..

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