Natural Stone Colors

Crab Orchard Brown
Crab Orchard Blue/Grey
Ozark Mountain
Canyon Creek
Mocha
Chestnut
PA Blue Stone
Arizona Sunset
Arizona Oak

Crab Orchard Brown

Born in the hills of Tennessee, this popular stone is dominated by a broad range of multicolor brown and tan. Other colors may include rust and peach to rose and gold. It is important to pick out each pallet in person since there are so many varieties and color options avaliable. Here are a few examples.

Crab Orchard Blue/Grey

The name says it all. This Tennessee flagstone has colors that range from mysterious blues to slate grey with sometimes even a little brown mixed in.

Ozark Mountain Stone Forest Exclusive

If you have ever experienced the raw beauty of the Ozark Mountains then you know exactly where this stone got its name. Just think of it as a Black & Tan. Its deep black coffee colors blend with varying shades of ivory and tan to create a unique, lasting impression on your landscape.

Canyon Creek

Native of Oklahoma, this flagstone will show colors of dark brown, buff and tan. Its intermingled colors vary from stone to stone creating a slideshow of permanent beauty.

Mocha

Imagine a cup of hot chocolate. This stone is consistent in color throughout and will warm up any landscape. It has a smooth yet unrefined texture that begs to be a centerpiece at your home.

Chestnut

Golden buff and honey colors decorate this particularly consistent flagstone.

Pennsylvania Blue Stone (full color)

Pennsylvania Bluestone is a highly prized architectural building material from the rugged Northeastern regions of Pennsylvania and New York. This unyielding and durable flagstone contains earthy blues, greens, grey and bold lilacs forced into the stone by time itself.