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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!
Selecting products for your home can be challenging. Not only should you like the look of each part, but everything needs to work well together. That makes things tricky—how can you possibly purchase finishes, especially permanently installed ones, without seeing what they look like in your space yet? Enter visualizing tools, a nifty way to compare products in the same scene. Here’s a quick look at a freshly revamped stone visualizer from Eldorado Stone that makes it easy to test different veneer styles and colors at your leisure!
If your design feels flat or plain, veneer could be the solution! Most people are familiar with stone-look veneer products—they come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, and colors to complement any scheme, and because they’re lighter and easier to stack than real stone, they’re less expensive to buy and install. Stone may not provide the desired effect, though. Enter wood-look veneer, another beautiful accent suitable for practically any application. Here’s what it can do for your design!
One of the best things about brick is just how versatile it is. No matter your style or the type of home you want to build, it can do wonders for your design! With such broad possibilities, some may find it difficult to select the right brick for their needs, so here are some different ways you can use it!
If plain schemes aren’t for you, kick your design up a notch by adding contrast with stone or brick! Choosing a palette that sets off other colors in the space is one thing, but have you looked at how different products and applications can stand out on their own? Here’s how you can amp up your design with contrasting stone and brick details!