The exterior stone veneer for this stunning natural stone home is Mill Creek Siena. The real stone facade and outdoor living areas (including an outdoor stone fireplace and real stone fire pit on an accommodating patio with backyard landscaping) feature Mill Creek Siena (with a small percentage of Mill Creek Webwall) in combination with dark wood siding and doors and black trim around the windows. The asymmetrical salt box roof with flared eaves is a flattering, perhaps French vernacular inspired, variation of an early colonial or Cape Cod home architectural style. Texas Cream Cut Stone is incorporated into this project on the stone arches, window sills and details, and stone wall caps.
Mill Creek Siena veneer stone brings warm honey real stone colors to our Fieldledge Line of Building Stone Veneers. The historic appearance of randomly layered stone is created with heights from 2” to 8” and lengths from 4” to 16” for both full and thin stone veneer. Its natural stone colors range from light grays to buffs with occasional blue veins.
A finished building stone veneer and stacked stone or grout installation in the Fieldledge stone pattern combines the random appearance of a Fieldstone veneer and the layered look of Ledgestone veneer pieces. For this stone home project, Buechel Stone cladding makes for a welcome approach showcasing a stunning exterior veneer stone facade and an invitation to stay on the backyard patio complete with outdoor fireplace and stone fire pit. Refer to our stone masonry blog for more details about how to install stone veneer in any one of the styles or patterns from our exceptional collection of Building Stone Veneers. Check out our Brag Book or follow our Design Idea Boards on Pinterest for more natural stone veneer masonry inspiration. Buy stone veneer from Buechel – for best experiences that make us your ONLY REAL CHOICE IN real STONE!