Integrated Resources Group, Inc.
275 Valley Dr.
Brisbane, CA 94005
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| Toll Free: | 888-263-1543
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| Phone: | 415-657-0280
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| Fax: | 415-657-0260 |
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Overview:
No one has a better selection of in-stock natural stone than Integrated Resources Group (IRG). With over 250 types of stones and literally thousands of slabs to choose from, IRG is the only source you need. With a 60,000-sq-ft showroom and warehouse in Brisbane (conveniently located off Highway 101) and a new 25,000-sq-ft design center in Dublin, you’ll find quality and selection with outstanding service.
IRG can help make certain your stone choices fit all aspects—and all areas—of your life. From rare exotic stones to sophisticated granites…to unconventional limestone, slate, and travertine…to traditional marble used in untraditional ways, the choices and selection are awe-inspiring.
Whether you bring your own personal design professional or let our staff guide you, be assured that the stone you need for your home of tomorrow is at Integrated Resources Group—today!
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Available in a striking array of colors, granite’s durability and longevity make it ideal for kitchen countertops and floors. Granite not only resists heat, it is also one of the most bacteria-resistant kitchen surfaces, is nearly impossible to scratch and, with proper cleaning, will not stain under normal use.
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It's as old as time, but as popular as ever. At one point marble was only seen in office buildings; today it’s often the stone of choice for countertops and backsplashes in value-conscious private homes. While marble is softer and less dense than granite making it more susceptible to damage, if you seal it correctly you shouldn’t have a problem. And with its dramatic veining and color range (varying from dark reds, oranges, and greens, to soft pinks and beiges) even some staining gives it a wonderful ‘old world’ patina over time.
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Onyx was used historically in the creation of altars and other places of worship. Its main attractions are translucency, incredible color variations and natural patterns, which form unique and intricate designs. When backlit, Onyx panels become almost three-dimensional jewels, and have become very popular interior design elements, especially when made of yellow or brown. Onyx can also be used for wall cladding and various stonework projects, including bath surrounds and vanity units. Thin panels made of Onyx can also be experimented with as an alternative to stained glass windows, again due to its incredible translucent properties.
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Limestone use in kitchens can make a country style décor seem even more relax; or a Mediterranean room can take on a trendy tone. Limestone can also be custom “sculptured” with a wave or a curve, allowing for even more personalization. At the other end of the design spectrum, limestone lends itself beautifully to the more minimalist, monochromatic look, featuring softer colors and clean, straight lines.
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Travertine is a unique form of Limestone, which can be used for both interior and exterior decoration, as it is an extremely durable material. Possessing a wide range of colors and designs, Travertine can be used for flooring, entries, garden rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms – inside and out! This strong substance is resistant to heat, moisture and stains; and, over time, it acquires a unique natural beauty all its own. To lend a formal look to homes, buildings and monuments, many designers employ Travertine for its beauty, strength and less porous qualities.
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The unfinished color of Soapstone is gray-green; but after many years of use, it will mature to a dark green – almost black color of rich hue and density. With a semi-soft surface, this characteristic is appreciated by many designers and homeowners who value the patina of use – whether in an antique tabletop or on a kitchen counter. Appropriate for use in many design styles – from rustic ranch to traditional early American – Soapstone is an excellent design component…and one that gets even better with use.
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Basaltina Lava
Pietra Cordoza
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Integrated Resources Group has emerged as one of the major 'stone banks' for designers, architects, and fabricators in the San Francisco Bay area. Some of the high profile projects serviced by IRG: City Hall Building in Redwood City, which features New Imperial Red and absolute black granite tiles from India, in polished and flamed finish, the Customs Building in San Francisco featuring Carrera marble floors, and the Sonoma Mission Inn Suites featuring the dazzling Rosa Zarci. Founded in 1986, Integrated Resources Group is a stone boutique specializing in exotic and traditional marble, granite, limestone, and slate. The company’s two 60,000-sqaure-foot showrooms in Brisbane and Dublin, California, feature an extensive selection of stone from Australia, Brazil, Egypt, India, Israel, Italy, and Spain.
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Last Update: 2009-09-30
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