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Floor and wall tiles

7 years ago

Where are the wall and floor tiles from and what are they called?

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Furman + Keil Architects
7 years ago
It is silverthorn limestone. I believe it was sourced from a showroom in Houston, but I do not know where it was quarried.
sjakobs
6 years ago
how tall are these floor to ceiling?

what wood or porcine did you use for tile and flooring?
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Furman + Keil Architects
6 years ago
Approximately 8'-8" from shower floor to ceiling. This dimension is broken into 3 slabs. The top course is approximately 14" and the bottom course is about 18". The taller center course is the remainder of the 8'-8" dimension minus the other two courses. The wet area floor is the same stone as the walls (see answer above.) The wood floor on the outside of the shower is rift sawn white oak.

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