Natural Stone Veneer Blog

The Saw Shop has already contributed in creating some inspirational and creative natural stone projects that have transformed landscapes and this one is near the top of the list. Our American Mist Standup Flagging was selected here to create an inviting walkway and add some curb appeal to this existing Massachusetts home.  

American Mist Flagstone Veneer Walkway

Getting ready to make an upgrade to your home exterior can make for an exciting process. It’s always a thrill to update and improve your home, both because it gives you an opportunity to make it more your own, and because you likely stand to increase your property value. At the same time however, this process has to be gone about carefully. You’ll want to be absolutely sure that you’re getting your money’s worth, that you can afford the upgrades, and that the end results will give you the satisfaction you’re looking for. 

Hot Tub with CT Blend Ledge Facade   

To help ensure you check all of those boxes, read on for our tips on how to prepare for a project of this nature.

When it comes to using Natural Stone Veneer on the interior of your home the most common application is for a fireplace. While we love the hundreds of fireplaces we’ve contributed in creating like this Connecticut Blend Ledge fireplace below, we also like to see the different ways natural stone is used throughout a home. 

CT Blend Ledge Fireplace

When dealing with Natural Stone Veneer there’s no such thing as two-of-a-kind. All houses made with stone whether on the exterior or interior are totally unique. That is especially true for this home dubbed the Inhabitable Work of Art.

Inhabitable Work Of Art: Main Fireplace and Backside

Every year masons, contractors and architects are responsible for creating beautiful masterpieces using natural stone veneer. Most of the Natural Stone used in these projects is supplied through quarries, but some are pulled right from the fields of New York, New England and Pennsylvania. This stone is rightfully referred to as Fieldstone Veneer.

Old New England Wall Natural Stone Siding