Dude! Decorating an older home with flagstones is so choice! They go anywhere — floors, walls. All it takes is a little of that sticky stuff and a little, you know: imagination.
And there’s no heavy lifting, cuz you’re just sticking it on!
Like this one place, in Braes Heights? It was built in the early sixties. Wait’ll you see what we did to the garage!
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I mean, sure, everybody expects maybe a flagstone entryway
and your granite countertops.
But people go wild for a smokin’ little flagstone patio,
and you can wow ’em with a stone fireplace so easy!
But then — get this — flagstone floors in the Family and Kitchen!
Yeah, the backsplash stuff comes in squares,
same as the showers.
You want a little cooler stone around the pool, but you do this little fountain thing at the end? Beauty.
The house? Oh, mostly brick. Why do you ask?
- 3723 Tartan Ln. [HAR]
Someone had a discount connection to a stone dealer/distributor.
Fred Flintstone lives here. When he was laid off from the quarry, he got his severance in flagstone.
I think my bad decorating idea threshold is quite high. I was ok with all the flagstone/slate until I veiwed the photo of the MBR.
To quote Bob Dylan: “Everybody must get stoned”
A Crazy Cat Lady should move in. I have it on best authority from my brother that cat hwarf is much easier to clean up off of tile/stone than wood.