Bluestone bathroom

Belgian bluestone flooring is used in exclusive homes to create a minimalist, dark, but also warm look and feel. Visit our site and find yours.

Beautiful bathroom with Hexagonal Bluestone marble floor tiles and crisp white walls.

A bathroom basin made of bluestone exudes sheer elegance, which immediately explains why interior designers often specify them for stately hotels and upscale restaurants, in both modern and rustic styles. What’s more, Blue Limestone from Hainaut is very easy to maintain – no cleaning products needed – and feels right at home in wet spaces. © Vincent Van Duysen

Bluestone is the perfect material for the design of your shower. Not only is the stone very easy to maintain in bathrooms thanks to its maritime origins, bluestone also gives your shower a stylish appearance with a warm character. So you can completely relax in your bathroom.

As far as stone flooring goes, white carrara marble makes my heart go pitter patter. I have been putting money in a jar for a long time now so that one day we can redo our master bathroom floor in this gorgeous marble stone. BUT I think I have another favorite now!!! Has anyone heard of Bluestone? Well I sure hadn't! When we were home in Victoria, my step mom Leah offered us their leftover honed bluestone tiles they had! And we all know you can't beat free!!! Here are a few pics of this…

Perfect combination of Dolomite and Bluestone marble tiles. Bluestone is now available in frame mosaic on our website.

Deep tones of blue, brown, and black combine with a petite fossil structure to give Belgian Blue Limestone its distinctive character. The many finish options available can change the surface color and texture to achieve a variety of looks from rustic to modern. Available at Maiden Stone.

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Blue stone floor that is manually outdated. We age the bluestone floors completely by hand. The bluestone comes from Hainaut.

Yes !, I painted my floors ! 18 years ago, we put in the most beautiful Indian Slate floors. I loved them for years, but I got tired of all the colour and wanted to change them. The cost to rip out a tile floor and replace it is HUGE. Not an option I wanted to look at. So I decided to paint them with my most fabulous Chalky Patina Paint. Before It started when I found this delicious fabric ! I made new curtains for the breakfast nook. Well that lead to the floor, and so it began... #1 strip…