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deesaar wrote:
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This collection is called Fusion made by Brown Jordan. Available via their web site and authorized representatives. http://residential.brownjordan.com/products/collections.php?by=1&val=Fusion
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thanks, bcvp!
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Lighter colored pavers won't absorb as much heat as darker materials - but no paver is going to remain cool in full sunlight.
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rbcola
Maybe......use grasses with pavers separating them. I've seen this done in driveways and patios. I like the look and hope to use this in some areas of my outdoor space.
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They can be used interchangeably.
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Artful Home Interiors, LLC
contemporary means of the moment, modern mean clean lined. they are not the same.
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Higgins Architects wrote:
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Mike, I am not sure where but you can certainly source them locally. They do get hot, but not any hotter than the tile patio.
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It is limestone and as you know, everything burns your feet in the summer.
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Valspar's Distant Valley is a similar color.
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