Kitchens with Natural Thin Stone Veneer Accents and Wall Coverings
The use of natural stone in design and construction has been a longstanding tradition in Colonial New England, particularly in kitchens. Incorporating a natural stone veneer that is native to the region into your kitchen design not only adds to its timeless atmosphere but also inspires creativity in both cooking and design.
At Stoneyard.com, we offer a range of New England Stone Veneers consisting of quarried and weathered natural stones that have been handpicked and cut into thin yet durable materials suitable for any interior surface. Our Boston Blend natural stone veneer is one such option that captures the essence of traditional New England architecture with its mix of grays, tans, browns, and rusts.
There are numerous ways to incorporate our natural stone veneers into your kitchen remodel or new construction project. For instance, you can create an accent wall behind your stove or sink using stacked stones for added texture and depth.
In addition to these ideas, our searchable photo gallery on Stoneyard.com offers even more inspiration for incorporating natural stone into your kitchen design as well as other areas throughout your home. Whether you’re looking for rustic charm or modern elegance, our selection of high-quality New England Stone Veneers has something to suit every taste and style preference.
Below are just a few of the many different ways you can incorporate stone into your kitchen remodel or new construction design. To view even more great inspirational photos for your kitchen design and more, visit the Stoneyard.com searchable photo gallery.
Stoneyard.com offers a range of New England Stone Veneers suitable for any interior surface. The Boston Blend natural stone veneer captures the essence of traditional New England architecture with its mix of grays, tans, browns and grays. Incorporating natural stone into kitchen design adds to its timeless atmosphere and inspires creativity in both cooking and design.
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