Stone

Indiana Limestone
Indiana Limestone possesses both strength and durability, and its ability to resist the forces of weather and pollution has been proved over the centuries. It can be cut and carved into an almost limitless variety of shapes and sizes and is equally adaptable to traditional or contemporary styles, which makes it ideal for both commercial buildings and residential dwellings. Because Indiana Limestone is a freestone (a stone that exhibits no preferential direction of splitting) it can be planed, sawed, turned on a lathe, and hand carved to match the requirements of the most demanding designs. Indiana Limestone comes in a variety of colors including, but not limited to, gray, buff, and variegated.

Tennessee Crab Orchard
This regional, rugged, and beautiful sandstone is known worldwide for its hardness and colorful appearance. Found only on the Cumberland Plateau of middle Tennessee, it is coveted for building and landscaping and for its distinct colorings not found in other sandstones. Tennessee Crab Orchard offers a color range of brown, tan, buff, rose, pink, rust, blue-gray, and variegated.

Texas Cream Limestone
Texas Cream exhibits the same fine qualities of Indiana Limestone—strength, durability, and malleability. It exhibits a neutral coloring that complements any interior or exterior. Texas Cream offers a color range of very attractive orange and cream hues with some gray streaks.