Stay Close to Nature with the Goodness of Natural Stone Cladding

There are a multitude of cladding options available once you decide on going ahead with the idea. While the final look can vary widely depending on the type of stone , its texture, color tone and  it's installation process,  the trick is to choose one that suits  your budget;  is long lasting and easy to maintain. Before we delve deeper into the different characteristics that contribute to the overall ambience, let's have a look at some of the natural stone cladding options.

Sandstone: You can opt for Sandstone, which is a sedimentary rock  formed over millions of years, compressed and cemented together.  Typically formed in lakes, rivers or on ocean floors,  sandstones have natural variations of color, shade tones and textures. Whether you opt for ledgestone or castle stone, sawn or natural, or go for the conventional castledge or the rustic fieldstone pattern the end result will be breathtaking.

Quartzite: When the tectonic compression deep within the earth’s crust exerts pressure and heat on sandstone it gets converted into quartzite. The natural stone cladding of Quartzite comes in a range of shades  of beige to grey. Presence of other minerals result in a varied color palette of yellows, greens, blues and oranges. Choosing quartzite is a guarantee of strength and beauty.

Limestone: Limestone is a sedimentary rock, formed over millions of years from the accumulation of layers of animal shells collected on the ocean floor.  It is a preferred natural stone cladding option due to its durability, versatility, and accessibility. It is widely used for flooring, exteriors as well as interiors. It is available in shades of white, grey, beige yellow, red and even black.

Characteristics of Natural Stone Cladding

Color Palette: The naturally occurring minerals that give hues and tones within the stone are incomparable and come in a array of colors which range from earthy tones to more vibrant ones. From Alaskan whites to Maple reds, from Black Rundle to Asian Greys, from Jack Multy to Kund Multy, from Golden Stacked to Silver Shine, there is no dearth of colors and styles to choose from.

Veining and Patterns: Most natural stones have unique patterns and veinings that add to their visual appeal and sets them apart when used as cladding. Whether these patterns are bold or subtle they lend a very distinctive finish and feel.

Easy Adaptability: Achieving aesthetic and eye pleasing designs comes easy with natural stones due to its versatility.  Various installation patterns, such as stacked, random, or geometric patterns  may be created as per your choice.

 Adding proper lighting in combination with other materials, such as glass, wood, or metal, will create visually compelling layouts to  enhance the overall aesthetics of your place. Whether you choose to opt for textures that are smooth and polished or rough and rugged, natural stone cladding comes with a promise of delivering aesthetics with longevity.