My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
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The floors and counter tops are limestone, (slab for the counter, 12" x 12" tile for the floor.) We used 'Lancome Blue' Limestone in a honed finish. The tile wainscoting consists of 3" x 6" molded ceramic tile set in a running bond. It's pretty easy to find. This is capped with a 2" cap tile.
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The floors are a marble 6x24 size tile. Marble name is Bianco Piovet.
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The floor tile is a custom color concrete tile sourced from Ann Sacks.
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color palate
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herring bone
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The hardwood flooring is Campagna 7 1/2 inch Euro Oak, color Aprica. Our wholesale source for the wood is Prosource North OC. Hope that helps.
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sconces
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faucet
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door and faucet
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The cabinets are Kelly Moore Swiss coffee for the white and Stormy Sky (not sure what brand) for the center island. counter top honed carrera.
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mirrors
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Hickory Hardware skylight bar pull.
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it is the Poeto collection by California Faucet
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The countertops are "Misty Carrera" by Ceasarstone.
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The colors on the cabinets are Sherwin Williams Indigo Batik (blue base cabinets) and Zircom (uppers).
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Thank you for your interest. This cabinet line is Mouser Custom Cabinets out of Elizabethtown Kentucky. The finish is called Creekstone.
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Hi Aimee, the tile is by Equipe Ceramics. The line is Country, size 2"x8", in the color Gris Claro.
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These countertops are the White Macaubus Quartzite, but we intentionally hunted for slabs that looked like real Calacatta Marble. Thanks!
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taj mahal w/ blue lowers
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The wood is actually a white washed hickory with a UV oil finish.
OR character white oak w/ classic gray 271.
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no back splash. glass slider
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A character grade white oak floor would give you a similar look. Here is a shot of a floor we sent to another Houzz user. The finished it with Cabot's Bittersweet stain and an oiled based polyurethane.
The floors and counter tops are limestone, (slab for the counter, 12" x 12" tile for the floor.) We used 'Lancome Blue' Limestone in a honed finish. The tile wainscoting consists of 3" x 6" molded ceramic tile set in a running bond. It's pretty easy to find. This is capped with a 2" cap tile.
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