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Fireplace

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it is an integral color cementitious plaster. Does that help?

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Marble slabs from Ann Sacks surround the fireplace - Athens Silver Cream 30" x 72".

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Fireplace Stone: Rough Cut Quartz natural Stone

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The panels look to be concrete, its a technique called "Board form" This look was traditionally created by casting the concrete walls for the house using plywood. 2Stone just released our new "Board Form" line of tiles. They can be created in any size ( we just made a 4'x8' sheet for the exterior wall of our studio) The tiles are typically half to 3/4" thick and can be installed by a tiler. The board form ships easily worldwide. Please check our our website for more pictures and information www.2Stone.ca

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The fireplace surround is precast concrete.

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The fireplace wall is Texas Shellstone.

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Marble slabs from Ann Sacks surround the fireplace. Athens Silver Cream 30" x 72"

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Dry stacked gray blue limestone

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The panels are made from walnut wood. They have a groove in the center that's 2" wide which gives it that look.

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wood planks or slate tile.

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Interceramic tile from the Concrete series.

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We have the same on our fireplace. I believe it's honed limestone. It's called escarpment.

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the chimney stack is custom made by our cabinet maker using aluminum panels.

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This is poured-in-place board-formed concrete.

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12 x 24" Mare Bianco Travertine from Stone Tile International, Toronto

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