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jordo

Faux stone?

12 years ago
Is that a manufactured stone? If so who makes it?
Morningstar Residence · More Info
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  • PRO
    12 years ago
    The flooring is a fumed white oak with footworn distressing which lightly removes the softer wood grain (raising the more dense grain). The wood was sourced from Old West Woods in Ohio, through a Colorado installer named Ragged Mountain Flooring.

    http://www.oldwestwoods.com/

    The wood came prefinished, and they were great to work with.

    Comments (11)

    • PRO
      12 years ago
      This is not faux stone. It is a custom blend of 4 types of farmer's stone with an expert mason maintaining the pattern.
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      Gorgeous work!! Any chance you would share wood floor source?
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      It looks like really pretty oak flooring with a whitewash or similar finish. We are doing a similar oiled finish over white oak. Let us know if you have any questions.
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      Thank you for sharing, I really appreciate it!
    • 12 years ago
      What kind of lights are in the floor? Estimate cost?
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      The uplights are from a company called Bronzeart. You will need to verify pricing from a local electrician.
    • PRO
      10 years ago

      Is there a supplier or the custom blend of farmers stone? It is great!

    • PRO
      9 years ago

      Thank you for the compliment! The stone was sourced through a local distributor and don't have much information I can share regarding its origin

    • 9 years ago

      can you share the kind and stain of the ceiling and beam wood?

    • PRO
      9 years ago

      The ceilings and beams are made from reclaimed wood. There was no additional stain applied to them except to touch up any damage caused during shipping or construction.

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