When planning for a natural stone feature choosing a pattern is typically looked at as a style decision. However it is also a cost, ease of installation and time management decision as well. .png?width=1080&name=CT%20Blend%20Mosaic%202%20(1).png)
CT Blend Mosaic Fireplace by Patrick Huston Masonry (NH)
When using natural stone veneer, the amount of options available can be slightly overwhelming. Deciphering between different colors, patterns, and sizes can be a challenging process even for experienced members of the natural stone industry. To further your education on natural stone, this article is going to explain a key difference in the common patterns found throughout the United States. Some patterns utilize the face of the stone (stone face) and some are made from the inside of the stone (end grain).
Greenwich Blue Strip (Stone Face)(Top) Greenwich Blue Ashlar (End Grain)(Below)
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There are many challenges that come with choosing the perfect stone veneer when it's one of your design elements. For me, there is a great deal of stress associated with choosing stone because it’s not something you can easily change after the decision has been made and the stone has been laid. Whether you’re starting from scratch with a new build, or picking a stone that needs to match an existing space, the process can be stressful either way. After recently completing our home I was excited to share my experience and tips to help you select the stone for your project!
Welcome Home! Picture of the Front Porch After The Move In
It's been too long since we published a blog post (that's my fault) but as the holiday season quickly approaches I think it's important for us to get back on track. This post is about Natural Stone Resources and I was inspired to write it while doing some industry research. The cold weather is fast approaching (or here for some of us) so now is the perfect time to educate yourself or dig back in and refresh your knowledge before Spring 2017 arrives.