Reclaimed Stone Floors

Reclaimed stone floors, gathered from demolished properties in Europe, are pricey but add an instant feel of history to any room. A cost-effective way to use reclaimed stone is to showcase it as a center design in a room, rather than covering an entire floor with it.

Old World details include flooring. Kitty Bartholomew visits with Roz Walker of Paris Ceramics to learn about reclaimed stone floors. Flooring from properties in Europe scheduled for demolition, like chateaus and farmhouses, are brought back to the United States for cleaning, sanitizing, sizing and cataloging. Although very expensive, the 100- to 200-year-old stones add an instant touch of history to any room . Walker recommends a less expensive way to get the look and feel of history on a floor: use the stones for an accent design in the center of a floor, or as a border , finishing the larger areas with a less expensive stone.

Guests
Roz Walker
Ceramic Expert, Paris Ceramics
8373 Melrose Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Phone: 323-658-8570
Fax: 323-658-8571
Email: losangeles@parisceramics.com
URL: www.parisceramics.com
Also in this Episode

Kitty Bartholomew: You're Home : Episode KIT-909
•	Old World Style
•	Old West to Old World
•	Old World Details
•	Reclaimed Stone Floors