Stone Blends

Stone blending is an easy way to create a custom look unique to your exact style and design.

The art of stone blending involves skillfully combining various stone elements to achieve a balanced and cohesive aesthetic. By carefully selecting stones with complementary colors, textures, and patterns, designers can achieve stunning results. Stone blending adds depth and character to spaces while showcasing the versatility and beauty of different stone materials.

Stone Veneer - Hackett Stone Buck Mountain & Stack Stone Buck Mountain Blend - Mountain View Stone

Create a Custom Appearance

Multiple stone veneer styles can be blended together to create a custom appearance. The image to the right combines hackett stone buck mountain and stack stone buck mountain.

Stone Veneer - Ledge Stone Aspen & Lime Stone Aspen Blend - Mountain View Stone

Further Refinement

Varying the percentage of each profile creates drastically different looks, which enables further refinement of the style you are trying to achieve. The image to the left combines ledge stone aspen and lime stone aspen.

Types of Stone Blends

  • Stone Veneer - Hackett Stone Rustic & Ledge Stone Rustic Blend - Mountain View Stone

    The 80/20 Stone Blend

    By far, the most uniquie stone blend design. The 80/20 stone blend adds large stones to an otherwise standard ledge stone or stack stone finish.

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  • Stone Veneer - Ledge Stone Rustic & Stack Stone Rustic Blend - Mountain View Stone

    The 50/50 Stone Blend

    The 50/50 stone blend is more of balanced finish as most of the stones are similar in size. The 50/50 stone blend changes the design by adding different stone shapes.

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  • Stone Veneer - Field Stone Ozark & Field Stone Rustic Blend - Mountain View Stone

    Same Profile, Different Color Blend

    Definitely the easiest stone blend desgin to complete. As the name suggests, this finish adds different colors to the same stone profile.

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80/20 Stone Blend

Typically, blends of smaller stone profiles and larger stone profiles are combined at a rate of 80% smaller profiles (ledge stone or stack stone) and 20% larger profiles (field stone, lime stone or hackett stone). Shown below is 80% ledge stone aspen combined with 20% lime stone aspen.

Stone Veneer - Ledge Stone Aspen & Lime Stone Aspen Blend - Mountain View Stone
Stone Veneer - Ledge Stone Aspen - Mountain View Stone

Ledge Stone - Aspen

Ledge Stone - Aspen

From $52.90 USD
From $52.90 USD
Stone Veneer - Lime Stone Aspen - Mountain View Stone

Lime Stone - Aspen

Lime Stone - Aspen

From $44.34 USD
From $44.34 USD

50/50 Stone Blend

It is also possible to blend two smaller profiles together (stack stone and ledge stone) but we recommend a 50% stack stone and 50% ledge stone blend when combining these two profiles. Shown below is 50% ledge stone rustic combined with 50% stack stone rustic.

Stone Veneer - Ledge Stone Rustic & Stack Stone Rustic Blend - Mountain View Stone
Stone Veneer - Ledge Stone Rustic - Mountain View Stone

Ledge Stone - Rustic

Ledge Stone - Rustic

From $52.90 USD
From $52.90 USD
Stone Veneer - Stack Stone Rustic - Mountain View Stone

Stack Stone - Rustic

Stack Stone - Rustic

From $52.90 USD
From $52.90 USD

Same Profile, Different Color Blend

The last type of stone blending is to combine multiple colors together of the same profile in varying percentages to achieve the custom appearance you desire. Shown below is 50% field stone outback combined with 50% field stone rustic.

Stone Veneer - Field Stone Outback & Field Stone Rustic Blend - Mountain View Stone
Stone Veneer - Field Stone Outback - Mountain View Stone

Field Stone - Outback

Field Stone - Outback

From $44.34 USD
From $44.34 USD
Stone Veneer - Field Stone Rustic - Mountain View Stone

Field Stone - Rustic

Field Stone - Rustic

From $44.34 USD
From $44.34 USD

The Benefits of Stone Blending

Blending different stone veneer styles and colors allows you to create a truly custom look that suits your design vision. By mixing various stone profiles, you can achieve a more natural, varied appearance or emphasize specific architectural elements. Whether you want a rustic, old-world charm or a sleek, modern aesthetic, stone blending offers endless possibilities to match your unique style.

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