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Rustic & Wilderness Stone Veneers in your home
By katrina on Jul 16, 2012 in Faux Stone Tiles, Featured, Interior Stone Designs, Natural Stone Panels, Natural Stone Veneer Designs
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Category: Faux Stone Tiles
Create a mood in the bathroom with stone veneers.
By Damian on Mar 30, 2012 in Brick and Stone Veneer, Faux Stone Tiles, Featured, Interior Stone Designs
Bathrooms have been traditionally fitted with ceramic and stone tiles. Polished down to give a shimmery look and water repellent texture. Stone veneer provides the same look and feel with the added benefit of an easy installation process. The beauty of using stone veneer is that one need not even resort to substitution. The stone veneer on the walls will compliment the tiles on the floor. All you have to do is make a wise decision on which stone veneers will match best with the floor tiles. Here is a quick guide to get you started:
The benefits of using Stone Selex Lightweight Stone Veneers
The materials used to create Stone Selex products were created with the consumer in mind. The manufacturers combine authenticity, practicality and affordability when designing our products. Stone veneer like Canyon Ledge, Fieldstone and the new Cathedral Stone are made to replicate the look of natural stones. A lot of time and effort is put into mimicking the size, texture and colour of the real stones but the trick is creating a product that is less expensive and easier to work with.
For a rustic looking kitchen, choose a rustic looking stone veneer.
How to achieve a look of an old Rustic kitchen with lightweight stone veneer. The solution for creating a rustic kitchen is simple. It’s all dependent on the type of stone veneer chosen. In most homes the kitchen and living room act as the unifying focal point. They are the anchors that ground the theme [...]
How to create a contemporary looking kitchen with panel stone veneer.
By Damian on Feb 27, 2012 in Brick and Stone Veneer, Faux Stone Tiles, Interior Stone Designs, Posted - Somed
Create exceptional look in your kitchen, living area with panel stone veneers, these stones also help create a rustic feel while still maintaining the contemporary style of straight lines and geometric harmony.
Come & Visit Stone Selex at Toronto National Home Show- March 16-25, 2012, Booth 1627 B
Check new colour Kentucky from Quick Fit Panel at The Toronto Show. Win one of our Show Top Prizes: First Prize 99 sq. ft of Quick Fit Stone Veneer in new Kentucky colour (retail value $791.00, no cash value) Second Prize Stone Veneer Project Consultation with our Stone Selex’ Design Consultant. Katrina will help [...]
Creating an urban atmosphere with Interior Brick Veneer
Inexpensive Antique Brick Veneer Bricks have recently garnered a lot of attention in the design world. This is especially true in large cities where old houses have been restored in a way that preserves their historic aura. Bricks add a very aged and sophisticated feel to the atmosphere of a room. Many city dwellers have [...]
What’s hot this season? Tango Tangerine and Milky Grey colours
By katrina on Feb 10, 2012 in Brick and Stone Veneer, Faux Stone Tiles, Featured, Interior Stone Designs, Posted - Somed
What’s hot this season, Tango Tangerine and Milky Grey. Decorate your
home in style with the help of Stone Selex Quartzite Ledge and Quick Fit
Panels.
A Case For Neutral Stone Veneer Shades
By Bart on Jan 28, 2012 in Faux Stone Tiles, Featured, Interior Stone Designs, Natural Stone Panels, Posted - Somed, Stone for Fireplaces
The neutral tones of natural stones compliment most if not all interior wall applications. This is because grey, typically found in most stone shades, whether light or dark, blends well with all colours regardless of how many years pass by or changes done to the rest of the decor.
Inviting Entrance Ways Are Easy With Manufactured Stone Veneers
By Bart on Jan 20, 2012 in Brick and Stone Veneer, Faux Stone Tiles, Featured, Interior Stone Designs, Natural Stone Panels, Posted - Somed
Stone mud room The curb appeal of your house is never limited to just what the visitor sees along the front stone facade. In fact, incorporating minor touches using stone panel veneers along the entrance way and the mud room goes a long way in building up anticipation for how the motif or general theme [...]
