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Name of stone

10 years ago

Would you mind sharing the name of the stone?

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OCGG Architects
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
This was a stone veneer was from Eden Stone Co.

This project was done in 2006/2007

The closest one they carry now is http://www.edenstone.net/product.asp?productID=189&name=Chilton%20Country%20Manor

In general the color range of stone can vary greatly. Each lot can be very different from the other,
You and/or you architect need to be on site to chose the right color combination
cari_michelle
9 years ago
What kind of pavers are these? Are they Belgard? What color? Thanks!
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