Stone Veneer

Needham Mist Mosaic Thin Veneer is a natural stone with silvers, greys, and whites. Mosaic pattern stone veneer consists of irregular pieces of natural stone. Shapes are primarily triangles and stop signs, similar to the mosaic dimensions created from...

Needham Mist Ledgestone is a natural stone with silvers, greys, and whites. The Ledgestone pattern of stone veneer consists of thin strips of natural stone for siding/facing/cladding. Stacked, dry, jointed, or over-grout looks available from installation...

Needham Mist Ashlar Thin Veneer is taller than Ledgestone veneer with a roughly rectangular shape. Its face has been split revealing the vibrant and more varied colors of the inside grain of the stone. Needham Mist is a natural stone with silvers, greys,...

Grafton Grey Square & Rectangular Thin Veneer pieces are roughly square and roughly rectangular in shape. Grafton Grey is a natural stone with consistent steel blue and grey coloring. Subtle stripes of white and green add character and depth. The...

Grafton Grey Ledgestone is a natural stone with consistent steel blue and grey coloring. Subtle stripes of white and green add character and depth. The Ledgestone pattern of stone veneer consists of thin strips of natural stone for siding/facing/cladding...

Grafton Grey Ashlar Thin Veneer is a natural stone with consistent steel blue and grey coloring. Subtle stripes of white and green add character and depth. Ashlar Face Veneer is taller than Ledgestone veneer with a roughly rectangular shape. Its face...

Cascadian Tan Round Veneer has the irregular outside shape of a smooth mosaic pattern, with the depth and impact of rounded stones. Its rustic qualities lend themselves well to an Old-World style. Cascadian Tan is a natural stone that consists of radiant...

Bedford Blend Round Stone Veneer has the irregular outside shapes of a smooth yet irregular mosaic pattern, with the depth and impact of rounded stones. This natural stone has rustic qualities that lend themselves well to an Old-World style. Its natural...

Cascadian Tan Square & Rectangular Thin Veneer stones are roughly square and roughly rectangular in shape. Cascadian Tan is a natural stone that consists of radiant browns, beige, tan, and light grey accentuated by gold and silver specks. These...

Bedford Blend Square & Rectangular Thin Veneer consists of roughly square and rectangular pieces of real New England fieldstone. These natural stones are sorted, split, and cut to offer a dimensional look with less on-site work.   Mosaic Regular...

Cascadian Tan Mosaic Thin Veneer consists of irregular pieces of natural stone. Shapes are primarily triangles and stop signs, similar to the mosaic dimensions created from broken ice. This natural stone contains radiant browns, beige, tan, and light...

The Bedford Blend Mosaic pattern of stone veneer consists of irregular pieces of natural stone for siding, facing, and cladding. The shapes consist primarily of triangles and stop sign shapes and the pattern is similar to the mosaic dimensions created...

Cascadian Tan Ashlar Thin Veneer is taller than Ledgestone veneer with a roughly rectangular shape. Its face shows that the stone has been split apart, revealing the vibrant and more varied colors of the inside grain of the stone. Cascadian Tan is a...

Bedford Blend Ashlar Thin Veneer is taller than Ledgestone veneer with a roughly rectangular shape. The natual stone face has been split revealing the vibrant and more varied colors of the stones inner grain. Perfect for all regions both interior and...

Cascadian Tan Ledgestone is a natural stone that consists of radiant browns, beige, tan, and light grey accentuated by gold and silver specks. These earthy tan colors give your project a fresh, unmistakable look. The Ledgestone pattern of stone veneer...

Bedford Blend Ledgestone is a thin stacked natural stone consisting of a unique blend of natural colors. The ledgestone pattern of stone veneer consists of thin strips of natural stone for siding or cladding. Typically it is installed in a dry-stack, but...