Rough Stone

These stones are the colors of a homes pallet and the texture of its fabric. We use them to define a style and convey a feel. We splash them here and there as an accent. We mold them to make the new seem old. Their rough-hewn nature harkens us back to a day of hearty craftsmanship. Their cool, smooth texture exudes an air of elegance and style.

1. Garner Select moss rock 2. Coursed split face sandstone 3. Coursed split face limestone 4. Tennessee river rock
5. Limestone building stone classic 2 to 1 pattern 6. Sandstone building stone with large shiners 7. Moss rock ashlar pattern 9. Moss rock ashlar pattern with grout
10. Sandstone, limestone dry stack mix 11. Irregular broken sandstone 12. Dolomitic limestone ashlar pattern 13. Random stack moss rock
14. Sandstone rubble strips 15. Dolomitic limestone ashlar pattern 16. Large sandstone ashlar pattern 17. Medium sandstone dry stack
18. Coursed split face limestone 19. Random split face limestone with rope joint 20. Smooth limestone ashlar pattern 21. Large moss rock semi-coursed
22. Sandstone rubble strips 23. Small dolomitic limestone 24. Small dolomitic limestone with mortar smear 25. Large long moss rock
26. River rock dry stack 27. Pa. bluestone ashlar pattern 28. Random moss rock 29. Random moss rock with V joint
30. Blue gray building stone 31. Smooth coursed limestone 32. Split limestone with acid wash 33. Medium cut moss rock
34. Garner Select with lime smear 35. 2 ¼” limestone coursed with mortar smear 36. Sandstone ashlar pattern with mortar smear 37. Medium sandstone ashlar pattern
38. Tumbled blue gray building stone 39. Sandstone rubble strips. Bottom section has mortar 40. Tennessee Thin stack 41. Sandstone ashlar pattern
42. Pa. bluestone and Tenn. Sandstone rubble strips 43. Earthtone and blue gray sandstone ashlar pattern 44. Squared moss rock with mortar smear 45. Squared moss rock with raked joints
46. Squared moss rock with raked joints 47. Extra large sandstone ashlar pattern 48. Dolomitic limestone ashlar pattern