Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Part of the landscape Share Tweet Help To blend with its picturesque surroundings, this country house incorporates Grey Edgestone schist from Stutex Stone Exterior view of home with schist stone columns and grey roofing. No matter whether you live in the country or the city, your choice of building materials is influenced by many factors. For the owners of this country home, it was the rural setting that helped determine their choice of Grey Edgestone Cerastone schist from Stutex Stone.This composite stone features on large pillars at both the front and rear of the house, as well as several walls. The schist provides a strong visual link with the surrounding landscape and introduces a sense of permanence to the design. Entranceway of home with schist stone columns and grey roofing. Stutex Stone director Lorraine Goudie says the company's extensive range of manufactured stone is designed to complement and blend with other contemporary building and roofing materials."Chimneys, pillars, entrance areas and gable ends are particularly well suited to the stone, which provides visual impact and adds value without a huge cost outlay," she says. "As this material is about one third the weight of natural stone, it also allows for considerable design flexibility." Exterior view of home with plaster cladding, stone columns and stone at base of walls. Stutex Stone has distributors nationwide. For further details, contact Stutex Stone, 8/6 Westgate Dr, Westgate, Auckland, freephone 0800 788 839, or (09) 832 8300. Email: stutexstone@xtra.co.nz, website: www.stutexstone.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 28 Apr, 2006 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post The law of circulation 17 Nov, 2024 Industrial chic 17 Nov, 2024 Studio Del Castillo wins TIDA Australia Apartment of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > NZ2206 NZ2206 Read More Similar Stories