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Limestone has an earthy appeal, indoors and out and deposits exist in all continents of the earth. Featuring soft earth tones, decorators integrating these stones into their design have great flexibility in selecting complimentary colors for other interior elements.

Granite has long enjoyed use as an exterior cladding and pavement material, and its inherent strength, abrasion resistance and superior weathering durability are likely to keep it one of the preeminent material selections available to today's architects. Granite was historically avoided by the...

Tiles made of glass, usually in sizes not over two inches square and 1/4 inch thick, mounted on sheets of paper. Usually sheets are twelve inches square.

Slate is made of laminar construction and as such has the ability to be processed into thin sheets and still maintain serviceable strength and rigidity. This property makes slate the only dimension stone having been used for blackboards and roofing shingles. It was also traditionally used as the...

Marble is a metamorphic rock found in the mountainous regions of most countries of the world that is ideal for foyers, bathrooms, floors and hearths. Marble with its inherent warmth, adds a sophisticated element to the area in which it is installed. Its naturally random appearance, engineering...

Mosaics are made from small tile or bits of tile, stone, or glass. These are used to form a surface design or an intricate pattern.

The term sandstone refers to the sand sized clasts that are cemented together by other agents. Therefore, sandstone could be of any mineralogy, but the overwhelming majority of sandstones on the market are quartz-based. The durability and performance of sandstone is not as greatly influenced by the...

Quartzite is a metamorphic rock that is formed from sandstone. Quartzite can be of exceptional strength, density, and hardness. The strength, abrasion resistance, and weathering durability of this rock type expand its application possibilities to include most any of the common uses for natural,...

Onyx is often confused with marble, yet it is a significantly different rock type. Onyx is a sedimentary rock, formed as stalactites and stalagmites in cave interiors. This formation method results in the cryptocrystalline construction of the rock fabric, and it is the size and uniformity of these...

Ceramic Tile is a ceramic surfacing unit, usually relatively thin in relation to facial area, made from clay or a mixture of clay and other ceramic material called the body of the tile. Ceramic Tile comes in either a "glazed" or "unglazed" face, and is fired above red heat in the course of...