Stone has played a role in traditional homes in New England since colonial times. While most colonial American homes were built primarily from wood, it was a vital element used in these early homes. Stone chimneys were a major focal point and fireplaces were used for heating as well as cooking.
As the country grew in stature and affluence, stone began to play a role in interior design. Wealthy families could import and incorporate marble, slate, and brick into floors, mantle pieces, and exposed stone walls. Today, it is an affordable design element with both indoor and outdoor use being common.
Stone Veneers
Natural stone has moved into the home from the more traditional use in patios and driveways. Today, it allows homeowners to incorporate stone into their home’s interior design easily and affordably.
Living rooms
It offers a way to add a dramatic flair to your living space. Whether it’s as a fireplace surround, or an entire accent wall, Natural stone can bring the drama and depth of the outdoors into your home.
Wine Cellars
If you are looking to create an authentic look to your wine cellar, creating an enticing environment using natural slate, granite, or other is a great way to accomplish this task.
Accent Walls
Create a unique dramatic entrance to your home.
Create a warm transition from the outdoors into your home with a stone entryway or accent wall.
Stone Stairs
Staircase walls can be a great place for a finishing touch of elegance, either with a classic or more rustic feel. An area often neglected in design plans can bring a such a beautiful accent on touch of style to your home.
These are just a few ideas of how to incorporate stone veneers into your home décor. It is the perfect material to transition between indoors and outdoors. Bring natural beauty into your home. Call us today and let us help you make the perfect choice for your traditional New England home!
