Color family
Every tan and beige we make.
Eight natural stones across seven shapes — from golden Colonial Tan to cool cream Grayson. Real New England stone, never molded. Compare them here, then order samples.
Approx. 1″ thick · Under 14 lbs/sf · Cut in Littleton, MA · Ships nationwide

Ledgestone · Fieldstone
Colonial Tan Ledgestone
The warmest stone we cut. Radiant browns and tans with gold and silver mica specks.

Ashlar · Fieldstone
Colonial Tan Ashlar
Taller, split-face pieces that open up the brighter grain inside the stone.

Mosaic · Fieldstone
Colonial Tan Mosaic
Irregular broken-ice pieces. Dense, rustic, and the busiest of the tans.

Square & Rec · Fieldstone
Colonial Tan Square & Rectangular
Large squared pieces. The most formal, dimensional way to wear this color.

Standard Cut · Travertine
Cottage Standard Cut
Soft beige travertine with clean edges. Pairs beautifully with antique white mortar.

Rustic Ashlar · Limestone
Rustic Ashlar Austin
Cream-tan limestone with a rough, aged face. Reads lighter from the curb than up close.

Rustic Ashlar · Limestone
Grayson Rustic Ashlar
Cream and beige carried on a grey base. The tan that works on a modern farmhouse.

Stacked Stone · Limestone
Grayson Stacked Stone
Same cream-beige-grey palette, stacked tight. Quiet, horizontal, contemporary.
Not sure which tan is your tan?
Screens lie about stone color. Every one of these looks different in morning light than it does at dusk, and different again next to your trim. Here’s how to close that gap.
Order samples
Real pieces, shipped from Littleton in 3–5 business days. You only pay shipping.
See it on a house
Preview any of these stones on a real facade or fireplace in the Stone Visualizer.
Send us a photo
Describe the project or send a picture of what you’re matching. We’ll name the stone.
Talk it through
Fifteen minutes with someone who has sold this stone for four decades.
Tan and beige, on real projects.
Twenty installations across siding, fireplaces, entrances and commercial facades. Every photo is a Stoneyard job. Click any one to see the stone behind it.



























