Belgard Hardscapes set the stage for Coastal Living

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2012 Ultimate Beach House - Photo courtesy of Cocoa L Photography
This year’s Coastal Living Ultimate Beach House will feature beautiful outdoor living spaces with Belgard® Domino Pavers™. From the courtyard, loggia and outdoor kitchen to walkways and driveway, 2,680 square feet of Belgard’s newest patio paver will adorn the home’s vast exterior.

“Our Domino Paver is especially perfect for this home because of the aesthetic interest it will add to a home that’s already in a breathtakingly stunning vacation spot,” said Ken O’Neill, vice president of marketing for Belgard Hardscapes. “The natural stone look is complemented by texture in a unique design that is based on the concept of an actual domino. It’s an attractive look that is great for a beachside home.”

Introduced in January, the Domino Paver comes in one size that can be easily installed using a running, herringbone or basket weave pattern. The rectangular-shaped paver’s combination of variegated color tones, 3-D texture, and scored surfaces give the illusion of a multi-dimensional paver installation without the hassle of multiple shapes.

The 2012 Ultimate Beach House is located along the Florida panhandle's scenic Route 30A in Rosemary Beach at 194 West Kingston Road, Panama City Beach, Florida, 32413. The house is open for public tours starting June 29, 2012. Tickets are $15 per person and can be purchased at the house. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Rosemary beach Foundation.

For more information on the Coastal Living 2012 Ultimate Beach House and to read behind-the-scenes sneak peek blog posts, click here.
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