Mix & Match Stone Veneer for A Custom Blend

Natural thin stone veneer elevates your space, adding warmth, texture, and timeless beauty. But why settle for one type of stone when you can create a blend custom to you? Mixing and matching colors and shapes of natural thin stone veneer unlocks a world of design possibilities, allowing you to personalize your project and express your own style.

Color Blending with Stone Veneer

By carefully selecting and arranging stones with complementary colors, you can create a seamless transition between different hues. Let’s explore how to blend colors using Stoneyard thin stone veneer products.

Greenwich Gray: For Darker and Bolder Spaces

Greenwich Gray, with its cool, neutral tone, is a versatile choice for adding depth and sophistication to any blend. When incorporated into the warm, earthy tones of Boston Blend, it creates a more dramatic and contemporary look.

  • Example: A homeowner looking to modernize their fireplace surround might choose to mix Boston Blend with a significant amount of Greenwich Gray. The darker tones of Greenwich Gray will help to darken the overall blend, creating a more sophisticated and dramatic effect.
Stoneyard Boston Blend Ledge & Ashlar - Copper Door Restaurant
Fireplace at Copper Door Restaurant with Boston Blend Ledge (70%) & Boston Blend Ashlar (5%) Greenwich Gray Ledge (25%)

Colonial Tan: A Brighter Outlook

On the other hand, Colonial Tan, with its warm, sandy hue, can lighten and brighten a blend. When combined with Oyster Bay, it adds more beige tones and creates a more inviting and casual atmosphere.

  • Example: A homeowner seeking a lighter stone blend might choose to mix Oyster Bay with a significant amount of Colonial Tan. The warm tones of Colonial Tan will help to brighten the overall blend, creating a more cheerful and welcoming appearance.
Oyster Bay Mosaic / Colonial Tan Mosaic

Blending Shapes with Stone Veneer

The combination of different shapes and textures can add depth and dimension to your project. This prevents your stone design from appearing too uniform or monotonous. Ashlar, with its larger rectangular shape, provides a clean and structured look. Incorporating ledgestone, with its irregular and elongated shape, adds a more dimensional element. By blending shapes, you can create a balanced and visually appealing composition that reflects your desired style.

Aura Apartments by Chris Crimi Masonry - Newport Mist Ashlar and Boston Blend Ledgestone
Aura Apartments by Chris Crimi Masonry – Newport Mist Ashlar and Boston Blend Ledgestone

Finding Inspiration:

  • Stoneyard Blends: Explore our curated stone blends, like the Boston Blend with its warm earth tones or the Greenwich Gray for a modern aesthetic.
  • Project Photos: Browse our online gallery to discover stunning examples of mixed and matched stone veneer applications.
  • Showroom Visit: Head down to our showroom to get a firsthand look at the vast variety of colors and shapes available.
Accent Wall in FL Home - Boston Blend Ashlar and Greenwich Gray Ashlar
Accent Wall in FL Home – Boston Blend Ashlar and Greenwich Gray Ashlar

Creating Your Custom Blend:

  1. Define Your Style: Do you crave a rustic, modern, or traditional vibe? Knowing your vision will guide your color and shape selections.
  2. Consider the Space: Large open areas can handle bolder blends, while smaller spaces might benefit from subtler mixes.
  3. Sample & Experiment: Order samples of colors and shapes to visualize different combinations.
  4. Seek Professional Guidance: Our knowledgeable staff at Stoneyard is here to assist you in creating your custom blend and ensuring a successful installation.

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