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Reclaimed Corisca

Reclaimed natural stone in ivory, cream, and honey with soft gold and grey variation. Fabricated for paving, ashlar cladding, stair treads, columns, and carved surrounds, it carries a single stone through the whole of a house, inside and out.

Olive Mill Blend natural thin stone veneer on Mediterranean custom home entry

Olive Mill Blend

Silvery gray, buff, and honey gold stone, squared and laid in tight courses. Dressed stone door and window surrounds finish the wall, in the manner of an old Tuscan mill house.

Milan Blend natural stone veneer on custom home exterior with arched entry

Milan Blend

Golden buff and honey tones in a tight mosaic lay, with the arches turned in thin brick. Dressed stone sills, caps, and surrounds finish the wall, in the manner of a Northern Italian villa.

Chateau Blend thin stone veneer on French chateau style custom home

Chateau Blend

A rubble blend of buff, gold, and soft gray, laid in mixed sizes with the arches turned in thin brick. The character of a French country chateau, suited to courtyards, arcades, and tile roofs.

Villa Blend natural stone veneer on Tuscan style California estate

Villa Blend

Cream, buff, and gold limestone, squared in mixed sizes and laid with tight joints. Dressed stone surrounds frame the entries, in the manner of a Mediterranean villa.

Euro Blend natural stone veneer on Old World custom home facade

Euro Blend

Buff, tan, and warm gold stone in a coursed ledge and rubble mix, with arches turned in the field stone. Broad European countryside character, equally at home on a turret, a gable, or an arched entry.

Hampton Bay Blend stone veneer on East Coast fieldstone style home

Hampton Bay Blend

A rubble blend of tan, gold, and warm gray, heavily textured and mixed in size. The look draws from the fieldstone estates of the East Coast, with the weight to carry arched openings and broad chimneys.

Lisbon Blend

Ivory and cream stone with pale gold highlights, squared and laid in mixed sizes with tight joints. Sun-bleached Iberian character, at home on garden walls, towers, and courtyard gates.

Brentwood Blend

A custom limestone blend under a heavy overgrout. The door and window surrounds are antiqued limestone, the paving is bluestone reclaimed from Belgium, and the residence appeared on the cover of Architectural Digest.

Sherwood Blend natural stone veneer on California estate with pool and landscaping

Sherwood Blend

Custom limestone blended with stone gathered on the property, originally laid at full bed depth. The accents are reclaimed St. Louis brick, and the drive is Italian porphyry.

Beverly Blend

Full-color Sandstone, native to California. The same material that built the missions and inspires the estates of Montecito.

California Castle Blend

Moss rock quarried at the surface, each face textured and aged by years of exposure. The color moves from deep browns and rusted reds to pale sands, a range broad enough to earn the castle name.

French Reclaim Blend

A true French reclaim in thin veneer, with every accent piece cut from domestic limestone. It carries the weathered character of a century-old European estate.

Highland Blend

White limestone with buff and nicotine tones in a chopped rubble mix. The layout draws from old-world masonry, irregular in its sizing and coursing.

South Bay Blend

White limestone beneath a heavy overgrout, the mortar washed across each face until the lines soften. Bright and sunlit, well suited to homes near the water.

Malibu Reclaim Blend

Custom-fabricated limestone with monolithic headers and sills. Harvested at the surface, the stone arrives already weathered, giving new coastal construction the presence of the old world.

Newport Blend

A custom sandstone blend, developed to match the color and range of California’s native stone. The accent trims are reclaimed brick, warming the field and bringing a sense of age to the wall.

Dalle de Le Thour

French limestone paving in cream and buff, softly varied with tan and grey. Set in a random ashlar pattern with chiseled edges and an aged surface, it fabricates into treads, coping, and surrounds for terraces, pool decks, and courtyards.

Atlas Grey

Cool grey natural stone in large-format pavers and coping, softly clouded with white and lightly textured. Made for pool decks, terraces, and surrounds where the stone stays quiet, and the water does the talking.

Atlas Beige

Soft beige stone in large format pavers, treads, and slabs, with a lightly textured matte finish. Even in color and clean in line, made for modern terraces, pool decks, stairs, and drives.

Reclaimed Corisca

Reclaimed natural stone in ivory, cream, and honey with soft gold and grey variation. Fabricated for paving, ashlar cladding, stair treads, columns, and carved surrounds, it carries a single stone through the whole of a house, inside and out.

French Antique Dalle de Bourgogne

Reclaimed Burgundy limestone in pale grey, ivory, and soft taupe, laid in a random ashlar pattern. Hand tool marks remain across the face, and every edge carries the wear of centuries, making it as suited to interior floors as to entries and terraces.

Antique Biblical Stone

Reclaimed stone paving in ivory, tan, gold, and soft gray, each piece worn smooth by centuries of use. Laid in a random ashlar pattern, it gives courtyards, loggias, and interiors the floor of an ancient world.

Reclaimed Stone Troughs

Antique stone troughs and mill stones, carved from single blocks and worn by generations of use. Each piece is unique in size, color, and character, at home as a fountain, planter, garden basin, or sculptural anchor.

Reclaimed Stone Bowls

Antique stone bowls, hand-carved from single blocks with a spout cut at the base and centuries of lichen across the surface. Each piece is unique in size and character, at home as a fountain, planter, or garden basin.

Landscape Boulders

Natural sandstone boulders in various colors and sizes. Set singly as specimens or grouped along slopes and entries, with the presence to anchor a planting or hold a grade.

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