Landscaping stones are quickly becoming one of the "must haves" when creating an outdoor space for your home or commercial project. It's common to see decorative gravel used in walkways and around the pool but this goes far beyond traditional uses. Landscape stone (or rock) is now taking over furniture, driveways, patios, staircases, and barriers.
Spruce Mtn. Flagging Post on Instagram
The concept of landscape renovations may be new to most people but as many homeowners look to invest in their home it's becoming very popular. Creating your dream landscape can be costly for those who don't go about it the right way. This article is designed to help anyone looking to budget properly for a successful landscape experience that is enjoyable for years to come.
Colonial Tan Steps Built into this Home Landscape Renovation
If you work in the stone industry it's no surprise to see natural stone steps grow in popularity. These products have been a part of architecture and design for centuries but were typically used on "high end" projects due to the cost. Now they are more available and less expensive so they are used more often.
Sterling Stan Steps Added to This Landscape
In 2017 we introduced a line of natural stone flagging and irregular stone steps. These new products were met with excitement as more residential and commercial projects looked for something unique for their landscape. This year we are excited to introduce Sterling Tan Flagging and Steppers.
Colonial Tan Flagging Pool Shelf
In a recent meeting I had someone ask me what websites and architecture blogs I follow. As we continued our discussion I started to explain why I liked each article and he suggested I create a blog post about this (after emailing them to him) and publish it on our website. That’s how we arrived here.
Custom Blend: Spruce Mtn, Colonial Tan, & Nutmeg Ridge Ashlar