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7 years ago

What brand of stone did you use on this bathroom wall?

Ellicott City Master Bath 2014 · More Info

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ARDO Contracting, Inc.
7 years ago
It was stone from a local stone supplier that matched a similar stone used on the client's rear patio and landscaping. It is not a 'brand-name' stone.
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