Stone Wall Cladding Design Ideas: Top 5

5. Outdoor Stone Cladding - Facade

Sunset red Splitface Marble Panel Ledger

Stone cladding has a number of practical benefits outdoors as well as its supreme aesthetic appeal. Particular benefits of exterior stone cladding include; it’s durable, versatile, low maintenance and sure to increase the value of your home.

Eco Outdoor has an extensive range of natural stone walling material with easy application to all suitable surfaces. Their dry stone walling, pictured above, is particularly beautiful as it has a natural and rugged elegance reminiscent of authentic Italian farmhouses. You can browse their extensive range here, from Alpine to Baw Baw to Jindera stone options. Request a quote for a price estimation.

4. Indoor Stone Cladding - Feature Wall

A feature wall is the perfect way to reap the benefits of a natural stone aesthetic without having to commit to the expensive process of renovating your entire home.

Stone feature walls bring the rustic and simplicity of natural life into your home while still allowing for the luxuries of modern life.

They can be accented with shelves displaying photos or plants, or if you really want to emphasize the blend of nature and modernity, you may even choose to mount your TV on the feature wall.

There are many different styles, colours and textures available. The image above is a collage of some of the cladding samples available from Stone and Rock. Browse their extensive range here or you can visit their showrooms in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, East Queensland and Northern NSW.

3. Fireplace

Leaning into the rustic, mountain cabin feel of a stone-cladded wall will create a gorgeous natural experience sure to remind you of simpler times. A fireplace feature wall is the perfect way to do this, and it can be installed in or outdoors.

Veneer Stone is a popular choice for fireplace stone wall cladding and their designs are all inspired by native Australian stone. Veneer Stone is an Australian company with cladding on display in Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin and Perth.

You can browse their beautiful image gallery of feature walls for inspiration here or contact for a quote.

2. Bathroom

The bathroom is an excellent opportunity to bring in some raw materials as a contrast to the pristine tiles and smooth surfaces of typical contemporary bathrooms.

Because bathrooms are often fairly small relative to the rest of the house, this is also an opportunity for those on a tight budget to add a twist of elegance to their home without breaking the bank, as stone tiles are perfect for bathroom use becasue they can easily be sealed and waterproofed.

It is also available in abundance. You can purchase the Gioi Greige Stack Matt Porcelain Tile featured above here for just $55 per square meter. Installation of stone-look tile is much easier than veneer or authentic stone and you will probably be able to save money on a contractor as they can be a DIY project.

1. Living room

The living room is one of the most important rooms in the house, and the room that your guests will most likely see the most of. A stone feature wall is a breathtaking addition to any living room and will help facilitate connection with your guests as it represents a desire to return to simpler, lower-tech times.

Luxe Interiors are particularly known for their skill in styling stone wall cladding with elegant rustic colours and furniture. Browse their galleries here.

dfl-stones are also high quality providers of both indoor and outdoor stone. You can purchase the natural Sandstone cladding pictured above here for $105 per square meter (currently on sale) or browse their gallery of natural stone walls for some more options.