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While design trends come and go, natural stone remains a timeless and flexible option for many exterior applications including cladding, paving, and hardscapes. It is important to know how the material chosen for an exterior project will perform under a variety of circumstances, conditions, and uses.
If you have researched natural thin stone veneer or spent any time on the internet seeking inspiration, you already know one thing: there are more options to personalize your space than you imagined! With the right planning and approach, the range of choices is beneficial because each pattern has different characteristics
Natural thin stone veneer is only at the beginning of its potential. It continues to have a positive impact on many different design concepts and features.
A strong trend in home design is adding texture to vertical surfaces, such as fireplaces and backsplash. Stacked Stone is a three-dimensional veneer is made of cut pieces of natural stone that are attached to a backing and installed like tile.
Natural thin stone veneer expands the use of natural stone on the exterior of buildings. A significant point of evolution of our industry has been thick dimensional building stone to thinner stone installed through curtainwall anchoring.
Explore colors and patterns of thin stone veneer and applications options.
Add beauty to your fireplace while creating a return on investment for your home.
A case study showing how cultured stone has performed in one community.
An introduction to using natural stone thin veneer for your project.
When a trained architect was looking for a beautiful landscape on the West Coast to build a vacation home for his family, he looked no further than the Santa Lucia Preserve.
In today’s marketplace, with many materials and design options fighting for your attention, natural stone stands out as the perfect choice for meeting all of your needs while also enhancing the sustainability of your home.
How natural stone has become a popular building material for tiny homes.