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Love the stone!

12 years ago

Could you tell me the name of the stone? It looks like it could be a custom blend from Eldorado stone, and I'd love to replicate this on our home in Houston. If it is a blend, could you please share the percentages? Thank you very much! Beautiful home.

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PRO
DKM Custom Homes
12 years ago
It's from Eldorado Stone, the style is Hillstone and we custom ordered it in the color Venito and used a Buff grout to point up flush joints. Hope this helps!
chagan44
Original Author
12 years ago
Fantastic! Thank you very much. Would you mind sharing the manufacture and color of the tile roof as well? Thank you so much!
PRO
DKM Custom Homes
12 years ago
The roof is a concrete tile by "Monier (now owned by Boral USA)" and the style is the "Boosted Barcelona" with 10% of the roof boosted, the color is Chestnut Burnt and the grout color is Buff.

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