BUILDING STONE
Cotswold building stone is highly sought after and widely recognised for its distinct charm and timeless appeal.
INTRODUCTION
Farmington Cotswold building stone is a popular choice for both traditional and contemporary designs. Namely due to its natural beauty, durability, and unique character.
Your choice of building stone is key to your development. And our expert team can help to guide your selection, considering factors such as durability, weathering resistance, maintenance requirements, and cost.
ASHLAR
WALLING
Ashlar stone is precisely cut and squared on all sides. This allows for a perfectly smooth and uniform finish.
Ashlar walling was particularly popular during the Renaissance period and is still highly sought after today.
Samples are available on request. Speak to our expert team to discuss your requirements.
GREY BUILDING STONE
Grey building stone provides a quintessentially Cotswold finish. Guillotined on all sides, the stone has a rough face and leads to a more rustic look.
Samples are available on request. Speak to our expert team to discuss your requirements.
DRY STONE WALLING
Dry stone walling is a style traditionally seen in the Cotswolds for external walls, such as in the garden or at a boundary.
Samples are available on request. Speak to our expert team to discuss your requirements.
CHOPPED BUILDING STONE
This chopped building stone also evokes a classically Cotswold look, with the colouring of older, more weathered stone.
Samples are available on request. Speak to our expert team to discuss your requirements.
SAWN TUMBLED STONE
Sawn tumbled stone is guillotined on the front face to give a more rustic look. However, the top and bottom of the stone is sawn flat. This makes it quicker to lay, if time is of the essence.
Samples are available on request. Speak to our expert team to discuss your requirements.
ASHLAR WALLING
GREY BUILDING STONE
DRY STONE WALLING
CHOPPED BUILDING STONE
SAWN TUMBLED STONE