Flagstone
/ˈflæɡstəʊn/
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Pro Tip 1/3Material Texture
Flagstones are usually uneven and rough, giving a natural rustic appearance. 
The flagstone walkway added a charming, tactile quality to the cottage garden.
Pro Tip 2/3Outdoor Use
Flagstones are commonly found outdoors, and imply durability against weather conditions. 
After the rain, the flagstones in the plaza looked even more defined.
Pro Tip 3/3Historical Building
Flagstones are often associated with historical or traditional architecture. 
The old church's flagstone floor resonated with history.
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CobblestoneFlagGraniteLimestoneSandstoneSlate
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