YOU decide...
Travertine?
or
Concrete Stone?
yup...that's all...
or
Concrete Stone?
yup...that's all...
posted by nancy at 12:26 AM
Friday, March 10, 2006
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7 Comments:
you are such a tease!!!
something for the basement?
Ok, I'll pick travertine, just cause its a cooler name, natural as opposed to man-made, much more intreesting detailing
Travertine. Cause I have NO CLUE what the hell it is. So there. Also concert can be cold and hard.
So did I win something?
I don't get it -- maybe I'm just too tired...
God bless google:
What is travertine?
Travertine belongs to the larger family of stone called limestone also known as Calcium Carbonate. Marble is also a type of limestone that has had additional heat and pressure applied to it by the earth’s crust. Travertine is formed by minerals dissolving in ground water and then being deposited on the earth’s surface by rivers, natural springs, or geysers.
Travertine sounds like my kind of pourous rock substance. Way more upscale. Concrete is so yesterday.
Redoing the master bedroom are you??
Gee Thanks Dani...You must have way more time than me to google this. (She blushes as she thinks she should have done it herself!)
I would go with travertine. eventual better resale value
I'll go with "What the heck is Travertine" for $200 Alex....
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