Definition of bluestone
:a building stone of bluish-gray color
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In addition to the outdoor pool, flanked by a cabana house and expansive bluestone patio, there is a hotel-like indoor pool along with sauna and gym.
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Each tent has locally quarried bluestone at the entrance, like a little front porch.
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A 94-year-old stucco-sided Tudor with a foyer, stainless-steel appliances, a living room with a fireplace, a sunroom with a tiled floor, a finished attic and a bluestone patio.
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Much of Geller’s work lies underfoot, in tumbled bluestone pavers and pathways, Asian millstones and a spacious stone-slab patio off the kitchen.
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They are mingled together, bones and dust, in bluestone caskets beneath a terraced Brooklyn hill.
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Mr. Vaadia carried and carted the bluestone back to his loft.
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Furniture from Horchow on the terrace has cushions covered in Sunbrella fabrics; the Chippendale-style cocktail table and the pendant light are antique, and the flooring is bluestone.
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For Riverbed, the artist brought 180 tons of bluestone back from the southern coast of Iceland.
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First Known Use of bluestone
1709
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