Roberval is ultra-contemporary and seamlessly white through all stone shapes and sizes. Roberval is stunning in comprehensive applications and is particularly magnificent when matched with glass and metal and black.
Wiarton exhibits shades of light to deep slate grey, just right for contemporary applications that utilize glass and/or concrete. Super with black accents.
Norton makes a very prominent statement with deep browns to black and heavy grey. Mortar colour can have a dramatic impact on this stone colour as can bright, contrasting colour accents.
Laurier exhibits a moderate contrast between greys, browns and creams. This generally neutral colour blends well with both warm and cool tones. Very suitable accompaniment to wood, slate and black wrought iron. Looks fantastic surrounded by lots of green landscaping.
Similar to Hampton but with cooler tones, Kingston relies on multiple shades of grey to provide subtle contrast to the mid-browns. This is a very natural colour that can be well complemented by hues of light sand and cream accents. Very appropriate for a natural setting.
Hampton’s subtle, earthy tone differences throughout permit the stone texture to take a prominent role. Hampton is a frequent choice for both family homes and cottages. Dark wood or siding are excellent contrast agents.
The soft, multi-hues of Frontenac are derived from earth tones ranging from very soft copper to mid browns. A great choice for any traditional installation – add copper or wrought iron for stunning accents to Frontenac.
Light browns and darker greys combine to present the cool tones of Brockton. Rich, dark and certainly elegant Brockton presents low contrast overall which offers great versatility across diverse applications.
High contrast earth tones vary from rusty orange to several shades of grey, all blended with creams. Bradford is highly effective with solid colours, typical of materials like stucco. This colour is frequently used for traditional home designs as it adds undeniable personality and character.
Polar was introduced as an Estate Stone colour in response to the contemporary trend towards white and its rapid success as a choice with other Shouldice Designer Stone products. Polar is great on its own and acts as the perfect complement to a variety of stone colours and other building façade materials.
The simplicity of Polar with its confident, clean white appearance, particularly when applied to our exciting Smith Stone styling, makes a striking statement of modernity in our contemporary world.
Natural grey, and black tones in two heights and multiple widths give Oxenden a modern appeal to contemporary-minded consumers.
Modest, low contrast, soft earth tones that express nature are great complement when used in conjunction with traditional, warm tone brick. Great in a natural setting.
Rusty reds to cool greys bonded together with calming beiges. Sedona is generally low contrast with occasional punches of differentiation that adds immense character.
Lightly contrasting tones of sandy grey to slate produce a traditional and very elegant and high-end result.
Tundra is a lighter, more subtle version of Slate with low contrasting tones that permit the stone profile to shine through.
Cool tones with subtle variations between stones that range from soft hues of grey to just the slightest hint of lavender.
Almond conveys a modest contrast between soft, rusty browns to mid tone greys. Solid colours work extraordinarily well as complements
Amabel is cool overall moving from light greys to subtle, sandy white accents. This very natural look is suitable in both urban and rural environments.
Beautiful blue greys and caramels combine for a high contrast colour scheme in Belmont that absolutely exudes character and personality.
Soft tans with occasional accents of light grey characterize Cambria. This stone is stunning with stucco and wood in complementary tones.
Shades of extreme light grey work really well with both warm and cool tones while retaining a overall traditional appearance.
This blend of both warm and cool tones with lighter accents produces a stunning, antique silver impression. Silverado is beyond elegant in any application.
Pure light grey trending to cooler blues make white accents and deep grey contrasts perfect with Sterling.
Cool tones with subtle variations between stones that range from soft hues of grey to just the slightest hint of lavender.
Almond conveys a modest contrast between soft, rusty browns to mid tone greys. Solid colours work extraordinarily well as complements.
Amabel is cool overall moving from light greys to subtle, sandy white accents. This very natural look is suitable in both urban and rural environments.
Soft tans with occasional accents of light grey characterize Cambria. This stone is stunning with stucco and wood in complementary tones.
Shades of extreme light grey work really well with both warm and cool tones while retaining a overall traditional appearance.
This blend of both warm and cool tones with lighter accents produces a stunning, antique silver impression. Silverado is beyond elegant in any application.
Pure light grey trending to cooler blues make white accents and deep grey contrasts perfect with Sterling.
High contrast earth tones vary from rusty orange to several shades of grey, all blended with creams. Bradford is highly effective with solid colours, typical of materials like stucco. This colour is frequently used for traditional home designs as it adds undeniable personality and character.
Light browns and darker greys combine to present the cool tones of Brockton. Rich, dark and certainly elegant Brockton presents low contrast overall which offers great versatility across diverse applications.
The soft, multi-hues of Frontenac are derived from earth tones ranging from very soft copper to mid browns. A great choice for any traditional installation – add copper or wrought iron for stunning accents to Frontenac.
Hampton’s subtle, earthy tone differences throughout permit the stone texture to take a prominent role. Hampton is a frequent choice for both family homes and cottages. Dark wood or siding are excellent contrast agents.
Similar to Hampton but with cooler tones, Kingston relies on multiple shades of grey to provide subtle contrast to the mid-browns. This is a very natural colour that can be well complemented by hues of light sand and cream accents. Very appropriate for a natural setting.
Laurier exhibits a moderate contrast between greys, browns and creams. This generally neutral colour blends well with both warm and cool tones. Very suitable accompaniment to wood, slate and black wrought iron. Looks fantastic surrounded by lots of green landscaping.
Norton makes a very prominent statement with deep browns to black and heavy grey. Mortar colour can have a dramatic impact on this stone colour as can bright, contrasting colour accents.
Roberval is ultra-contemporary and seamlessly white through all stone shapes and sizes. Roberval is stunning in comprehensive applications and is particularly magnificent when matched with glass and metal and black.
Wiarton exhibits shades of light to deep slate grey, just right for contemporary applications that utilize glass and/or concrete. Super with black accents.
The off-white clarity of Stata Brick Smooth Polar, refined with subtle tone and hue differentials makes this colour the perfect choice, particularly for a vast array of contemporary projects.
Galaxy makes the boldest of statements with a rich, continuous depth of black, fantastic on its own or stunning as a powerful contrast to other stone or building material colours.
Oxenden, likes its name, is not obvious but rather exudes sophistication with its variegated display of soft to deep tones of sand, tan and earthy browns. Simply a pleasure to look at.
The contrasting hues of Strata Brick Smooth Tutela are immediately and clearly distinctive. From the ease of light sand to the weighty depths of deeper and darker browns, all with hints of grainy texture, Tutela is endlessly lively and always compels a second and third look of appreciation.
Strata Brick Smooth Waterford exudes understated richness with mid-depth tones hinting of rusty orange and streaks of heavy grey dominated overall by an earthy khaki. Waterford’s nuanced colour variations blend smoothly yet retain an undeniable distinction of exquisite good taste.
Big and bold can draw immediate, yet short lived attention but subtlety and nuance are what endow sophistication that is forever interesting and compelling. Strata Brick Smooth Odessa is characterized by gentle tan with illusive hints of grey highlights that are the perfect lead or support in contemporary external building design.
This just off-white colour and profile make Pearl White perfect for significant coverage on contemporary applications such as West Coast chic.
Heading for black, the solid depth of colour exhibited by Galaxy makes it perfect for contemporary applications.
The off-white clarity of Urban Brick Smooth Polar, refined with subtle tone and hue differentials makes this colour the perfect choice, particularly for a vast array of contemporary projects.
Galaxy makes the boldest of statements with a rich, continuous depth of black, fantastic on its own or stunning as a powerful contrast to other stone or building material colours.
Oxenden, likes its name, is not obvious but rather exudes sophistication with its variegated display of soft to deep tones of sand, tan and earthy browns. Simply a pleasure to look at.
A narrow, flat leading edge opens to a moderate concave surface followed by a tight series of 3 increasingly cut-back ridges and a final extended flat face.
Opal is dominated by a large, central, rounded nose with symmetric ridges top and bottom.
Ruby features a top, leading-edge, round nose curving into a concave then convex contour, terminating in a flat face.
Shorter and finer than Opal, Sapphire is characterized by a more moderate, rounded nose immediately below a brief vertical and followed by compressed fluting and ridges.
This descriptively named Gem Stone features a regular, 3-flutes surface, typically applied vertically.
Topaz is essentially a compressed version of Ruby, featuring a more modest round nose and tighter following contours.
Narrow, flat top and bottom faces and a broad flat centre preceded by and terminating with symmetric, diminishing ridges.
Jade encapsulates even more strongly the key features of Ruby and Topaz, creating a more complete overall focus.
Tapestry offers the sophistication and contemporary appeal of both a smooth, polished surface and precisely beveled edges. Tapestry comes in 5 standard sizes with custom and metric size availability.
The broad appeal of Tex-Stone, with its textured surface, strikes a perfect balance between the elegance of Tapestry and rugged character of Rock-Stone. Tex-Stone comes in 5 standard sizes with custom and metric size availability.
The rugged profile of Rock-Stone reflects the traditional strength and appeal of split face block stone that has endured for centuries. Rock-Stone comes in 4 standard sizes with custom and metric size availability.
224 is our range of smaller sills for applications that require only a modest or understated accessory statement. A large selection is available that includes seven styles and three textures.
424 is a mid-range size option that provides for a more substantial presentation than 224. Available in five styles and two textures.
For a more robust impression, 824 is the right sill choice. Five styles and two textures offer selections to satisfy the most demanding requirement.
The 336 Rock-Stone Sill has been developed in response to the contemporary demand for a narrow and linear profile but with the character and legacy of a traditional and rugged face.
Tudor is simple and direct, characterized by a functional, horizontal configuration commonly enhanced with a central keystone.
The Stuart window surround introduces an element of tradition and elegance with its modest, understated arch.
The Roman arch, defined by its full, semi-circular form contributes an undeniable sense of history and legacy to any design.
The Georgian is a reflection of pure elegance and style. Intended for use with wide openings, this surround contributes a sense of enduring solidity to large structures.
Most commonly placed in a central location, the circle window surround adds a sense of tasteful interest, symmetry and unique appeal.
Clearly related to the Circle, the Oval contributes an additional dimension of interest and character to the idea of window surrounds.
Imagination becomes reality when we interpret your personal vision for a custom window surround.
The elegant, slender profile of Keystone #1 make it a popular choice for those looking to create an impression with an understated, yet effective accent item.
Soar to new heights with #2 Keystone with Wings. This product adds a refined dimension that stirs the senses and prompts a second look.
For a more substantial impression, the broad horizontal dimensions of #7 Keystone, provide the scale and impact you are looking for.
The ultimate in keystone applications, our #8 Keystone with Wings is characterized by both generous proportions and impressive grace.
You may choose from four standard Stencil Stone sizes or, if you have something special in mind, we can also accommodate custom requests.
Our Pier Caps, in seven standard sizes are available in Smooth, Rock, Slope, and Chamfer styles. Custom sizes and colours are also available.
Shouldice Designer Stone Precast Concrete Coping products come in five standard sizes and four styles – Rock, Smooth, Slope and Chamfer. Each of these is also available as a Coping End and in custom colours.
We can produce any precast accessory you need to meet your project needs. Call us at 800.265.3174 for more details.
Popular Brindle is composed of a blend of tones and hues that graduate from mid and rusty tans to light shades of grey. This makes Brindle a highly versatile choice for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Raven exudes an impression of substance, strength and weight derived from a balance of khaki and brown tones that gently fade into contrasting hues of grey and slate.
Fawn strikes a pleasing neutral balance between light to mid shades of both grey and brown. This amicable and temperate blend makes Fawn a fantastic complement to a diverse range of other building materials and colours.
Carbon is characterized by dark, dusky and leaden greys in a blend with more neutral shades of cloudy silver.
As the name suggests Caramel is dominated by suggestions of rusty orange that seem to dissolve into mid greys and chalky undertones. Dry-Stack Charcoal makes a statement in understated elegance.
The dominant greys of Charcoal accord beautifully with lesser greys and complementary, low contrast elements of arid sand and progressive shades of light brown.
Cyprus perfectly demonstrates how uniformity in a narrow spectrum of light grey, when applied to the myriad stone size and positioning diversity of Peninsula Ledgestone, can produce a stunning and powerful outcome in multiple application scenarios.
The limited variability of the smoky, dark and stormy shades that define Grotto accord it with a powerful consistency that has tremendous contemporary appeal.
We offer a comprehensive range of styles and colours to choose from, so we created an interactive tool to help you imagine the final look. Simply upload a photo of your home or property, select your preferred colour options, and watch your vision come to life.
Charington Gem Stone redefines the typical notion of architectural accents. Eclipsing the decorative, Gem Stone transforms the ordinary into extraordinary with classic intonations of harmony and distinction. They can be applied as window and door surrounds, banding or as capitals to name only a few. Choose one of the many Gem Stones or allow our design team to help realize your vision with a custom creation.
A narrow, flat leading edge opens to a moderate concave surface followed by a tight series of 3 increasingly cut-back ridges and a final extended flat face.
Opal is dominated by a large, central, rounded nose with symmetric ridges top and bottom.
Ruby features a top, leading-edge, round nose curving into a concave then convex contour, terminating in a flat face.
Shorter and finer than Opal, Sapphire is characterized by a more moderate, rounded nose immediately below a brief vertical and followed by compressed fluting and ridges.
This descriptively named Gem Stone features a regular, 3-flutes surface, typically applied vertically.
Topaz is essentially a compressed version of Ruby, featuring a more modest round nose and tighter following contours.
Narrow, flat top and bottom faces and a broad flat centre preceded by and terminating with symmetric, diminishing ridges.
Jade encapsulates even more strongly the key features of Ruby and Topaz, creating a more complete overall focus.
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Gem Stones are like a fashion accessory. Just as a fine watch, great hair do or amazing shoes communicate distinction and personality, Gem Stones serve to provide the design accents that personalize and elevate the character of any home or other structure.
