Exterior stone

We’ve officially been “moved in” for around ten days now, and I couldn’t forget to document the house in its’ early stages before we slowly transform it into our home! Watch below for a complete room by room tour: If you’re brand new to the party—a quick backstory: We purchased this property in February 2018, […]

Our exterior is this close to being done. It's been a long PROCESS getting to this point, but we have loved taking you along for the ride in real time ...

We supply the highest quality natural stone thin veneer and full veneer that is durable for a range of climates. We offer Texas limestone, Missouri limestone, Wisconsin limestone, Spanish limestone, French limestone, Oklahoma sandstone, Indiana limestone, Kansas limestone, Pacific Northwest stone, and smooth natural stone cut cladding. All of our products are real stone made by mother nature.

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Sandcastle natural stone veneer features soft beige tones with subtle texture, ideal for creating a serene and timeless look. View in our Plymouth Showroom!

Country Ledgestone from Cultured Stone® is a versatile linear stone veneer that perfectly suits all ranges of applications. Available in an extensive variety of colors, Country Ledgestone from Cultured Stone® is easy to incorporate into any space!

Using natural stone in your next project? Consider Flint Hills of The Ashlar Collection at Edwards Stone. Explore insights into the benefits of using natural stone, view our gallery of project photos, Pinterest board inspiration, and Sherwin Williams paint colors to fuel your creativity.

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Stone accents can be amazing architectural focal points, but when they’re dark, outdated, or an awful yellow color from the 1970s, the look can be an eyesore. It may feel daunting or scary to change something that seems so permanent, but once you take the plunge, you’ll wish you had painted your stone sooner. We have 3 products you can use to easily update interior or exterior stone. Click Pin to read more.