Greenwich Gray Granite Video Overview
Some stone veneer is poured from a mold. Greenwich Gray® is the real thing — granite, born of fire deep within the earth and quarried from the bedrock of New England. Watch the short film below, then explore the colors, the four profiles, and how to get samples.
Born of fire, quarried from New England
Greenwich Gray is genuine granite — an intrusive igneous stone formed deep in the earth, where molten rock cooled and crystallized over hundreds of millions of years. It is quarried from the bedrock of Connecticut and crafted into a thin veneer light enough, less than 15 pounds per square foot, to install almost anywhere, indoors and out.
A cooler shade of stone
Greenwich Gray is a study in cool, natural color — steel blue and gray, with subtle stripes of white and green running through the stone. No two pieces are ever the same, and laid together they bring a clean, contemporary edge to any space.
Four profiles, one cool gray
- Ashlar — squared and rectangular, split-face, refined and architectural.
- Ledgestone — long, linear courses with crisp horizontal shadow lines.
- Mosaic — irregular shapes that fit together like a hand-laid puzzle.
- Square & Rectangular — clean, dimensional geometry. Matching corners available.
Where Greenwich Gray belongs
From fireplaces and feature walls to entryways, facades, and full exteriors, chimneys, outdoor kitchens, and garden walls — in homes and in landmarks alike: offices and clubs, banks, restaurants, and hotels. Residential or commercial, interior or exterior.
Built to endure
Greenwich Gray is Harsh Climate Approved — Stoneyard’s own standard for natural stone, proven through freeze-and-thaw cycles, including coastal environments — and its granite is independently tested to ASTM standards. Granite is naturally dense, hard, and low in absorption, so it resists wear and weather for generations.
See it for yourself
Hold the real thing in your hands: explore the Greenwich Gray collection, order free samples and data sheets, and find a dealer or installer near you. Real New England granite, crafted for a lifetime of beauty.
