This Mid-Century Rambler is getting a major remodel done and they asked me to install some quartz flagstone in the entryway. This look is more of-the-period than the 6" square tiles that were there before.
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The stone is still wet in this photo, so it will be considerably lighter in color when dry (you can get a sense of how much lighter by looking at the dry areas in the upper right). The grout is a non-cementatious mixture with a light-gray color which will also be a bit lighter when dry.
This was a very nice batch of stone I chose from and the colors and textures are pleasingly consistent (River Gray Quartzite from Marenakos Rock Center). Something like this takes about 4 days to complete. It went off without a hitch!
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