Entre a grande variedade de folheados de pedra arquitetônica e pedras naturais, existem muitos tipos de pedra para exteriores que podem ser usados para elevar qualquer estilo de casa. Desde toques sutis até revestimentos de pedra que funcionam como a estrela do show, nossos designers sabem como elevar um design usando pedra. Aqui estão algumas de nossas idéias favoritas de revestimento de pedra.

If you’re on the hunt for more affordable types of exterior house stone,Eldorado Stoneis a surefire contender. Designed to mimic natural stone, this architectural stone veneer embraces natural textures and colors. In the design above, we weaved in stone cladding beneath the covered patio and entryway, along the length of the home’s base, and on the built-in planter in the front yard.

There are many different types of exterior house stone. The warm, tight-cut stone veneer used above is ideal for amodern rusticaesthetic. Its neutral color blends well with the greige siding, which is rendered inSherwin Williams’ Jogging Path.
Se você já tem pedra em seu exterior e deseja elevar sua atratividade com ela intacta, nossos designers terão prazer em fazer brilhar seu revestimento de pedra existente. Acima, deixamos o revestimento de pedra existente no exterior, mas envolvemos as finas colunas (e suas bases de pedra) com madeira para maior seriedade. O revestimento verde oliva combinado com os materiais naturais neste projeto cria uma paleta linda e terrosa que amamos.

A pedra cultivada é um dos tipos mais populares de pedra para exteriores. Para este projeto, adicionamos uma variedade de texturas, cultivando o contraste com o revestimento cinza escuro. Enquanto o revestimento, calhas de cobre, grades de ferro da varanda, detalhes em madeira e pavimentos de pedra apresentam texturas suaves, a pedra cultivada que usamos nas colunas e no nível superior utiliza um material mais áspero, acrescentando dimensão.

The stacked Eldorado Stone used on this exterior has gorgeous layers of color and texture. To enhance the palette, we used the colors in the stone as inspiration for the paint choices on the siding. For the lap siding, we went withSherwin Williams’ Gauntlet Gray, and we usedBenjamin Moore’s White Doveon the vertical siding and eaves.

Some types of exterior house stone are more rigid than others, andcultured ledgestoneis one of the more rugged options. This home’s dark trim adds visual layers to the exterior, and the cultured stone provides the perfect complement.

Esta casa de tijolos brancos tem uma vibração aconchegante e convidativa. Os detalhes sutis de madeira, calhas de cobre, paisagismo e calçada de pedra proporcionam calor e textura contra esta tela de tijolos limpa. Cobrir a chaminé com um revestimento de pedra inspirado em casa de campo realça os detalhes naturais e torna o design ainda mais atraente.

Black-and-white is a timeless color combination. Our designers tapped into the classic palette with the off-white stucco and black wood paneling on this home’s exterior. To add a bridge between the textures and colors, we added a light gray stoneretaining wall.

There are a variety of types of exterior house stone that tap into earth tones, grays, and blues — but stone cladding isn’t limited to those shades. For this design, we used a cream-colored stone to pair with the white stucco, rendered inSherwin Williams’ Alabaster.

Wood, natural stone, and brown tones join forces to create the decidedly rustic exterior design above. Our designers used stone throughout the home’s sprawling layout, juxtaposing it with the texture of the wood.

With beige siding and black shutters, this home taps a traditional style. The cobblestone cladding on the right hand side adds a burst of color and texture to the design. Additionally, our designers’ recommendation for a bold door color draws on the colors of the stone.

The natural stoneskirtingon this house acts as a backdrop to the beautiful staggered stone landscaping. To accentuate these warm tones even further, we suggested wood trim and accents as well as copper gutters. The neutral shades on the stucco —Sherwin Williams’ Black FoxandBenjamin Moore’s Classic Gray— complete the earthy façade.

Limestone veneeris one of our favorite types of exterior house stone. In this design, the neutral-colored limestone, combined with the off-white stucco and wood accents makes for an exterior that’s both warm and modern.

Whether you want a rough and rigid staggered stone or something smooth and sleek, our designers know all the best ways to use stone — or to work with your existing stone! — to elevate curb appeal.