Bluestone Blue features a more uniform, cooler-toned gray-blue appearance, ideal for contemporary or minimalist designs where consistency is key.

Full Color Bluestone displays a natural range of earthy hues—such as blues, grays, browns, and occasional rust tones—providing a richer, more rustic look that highlights the stone’s organic variation.

Natural Cleft Bluestone has a rough, uneven surface created when the stone is split along its natural layers, offering a rustic, organic look that provides natural slip resistance—ideal for patios, walkways, and traditional landscapes.

Thermal Top Bluestone is flame-treated to create a uniformly textured, slightly rough surface. This thermal process results in a flatter, more consistent finish, perfect for modern designs and areas requiring a more refined, smooth appearance.

Northeastern bluestone,—quarried in the U.S, sourced from Pennsylvania and New York, is known for its dense composition, natural layering, and traditional blue-gray tones, making it a popular choice for high-end patios, steps, and walkways.

Mountain bluestone, often imported, offers a similar aesthetic but with more variation in color and texture. It’s a great option for budget-conscious projects or for those seeking a more rustic or varied appearance. Both types are durable and versatile — the right choice depends on your design goals and desired finish.

Tumbled Bluestone is processed to soften its edges and surface, giving it a weathered, aged appearance that works beautifully in traditional, rustic, or historic settings. Its subdued texture adds character and blends seamlessly with older architecture or natural landscapes.

Saw Cut Bluestone features clean, straight edges and a crisp, modern profile achieved through precision cutting. This finish is ideal for contemporary designs, formal patios, or installations requiring tight, uniform joints.

Irregular Bluestone, also known as Bluestone Flagstone, consists of naturally shaped pieces with rough, jagged edges, creating a free-form, organic look that’s perfect for informal garden paths, rustic patios, or naturalistic landscapes. Each piece is unique, adding a handcrafted feel to the design.

Pattern Bluestone, also known as Bluestone Paver, is cut into consistent rectangular and square shapes that follow a modular layout. This results in a clean, symmetrical appearance ideal for formal patios, walkways, or contemporary outdoor spaces.