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Elevate your home with Eldorado Stone's extensive collection of authentic looking stone and brick in over 150 color palettes. It's what our architects prefer and use in their own homes for interior and exterior stone and brick.
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Most people focus on the look of stone in photos or samples right in front of them when making a decision, but there’s more to it than that. How you install stone also has a major visual effect—so much so that you might not even recognize it as the same product in different applications! That’s why it’s a good idea to settle on an application style—dry-stack, grout joint, or overgrout—before considering aspects like shape and color, because you may find yourself unable to replicate the look you want if you don’t choose the right product for it. Wondering where to start? You can’t go wrong with dry-stack stone. It has a long history going back millennia and is also favored for contemporary designs today. Here’s why so many homeowners select dry-stack stone, no matter their architecture.
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If you’re designing with transitional aesthetics in mind, you’re in good company! Many homeowners started going this route with the rise of the modern farmhouse and continue with all sorts of homes updated to meet today’s lifestyle goals. Transitional design combines the charm of rustic natural materials with the bright open spaces of contemporary architecture, so the right stone and brick elements can do wonders for the final picture. Here are some things to keep in mind!
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If you want to make your curb appeal pop, add some stone accents to your facade! Here's what you should know!
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Do you want to step away from basic design? There’s so much you can do to enhance your space, including bringing some of the outdoors back inside. Natural materials like wood and stone add plenty of interest and charm, and they’re the backbone of most biophilic design schemes. This growing movement seeks to reconnect us to the natural environment through design choices, no matter the actual location, and it’s a wonderful way to make your home more attractive and comfortable to be in. Interested? Here’s how you can combine the looks of different natural materials with great results!
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While light, bright, and clean stone aesthetics have taken off in recent years, rustic natural stone-inspired veneer still offers the perfect effect for a lot of designs. It’s not just for older houses or types of architecture that really underscore the rustic vibe—even brand-new modern homes incorporate natural elements to achieve comfortable, balanced style. Here are some aspects of rustic stone to keep in mind to help you pick the right look!
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