Stone colours and blends
Every blend is natural stone held in a clear resin, so the colour you see is the stone itself. Pick a few favourites here, then we'll bring real samples to your site visit.
Poseidon
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Tap a swatch to see it up close. When you find one you like, take it straight into your quote.
Poseidon
Greys from light silver to dark granite tones. Calm and easy to live with.
The full range
Screens can't show stone properly, so treat these as a starting point. We'll bring real samples to your site visit.
Whites and silvers
Poseidon
Greys from light silver to dark granite tones. Calm and easy to live with.
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Alaskan Tundra
Icy white quartz. The brightest blend in the range.
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Idaho Falls
White Athena marble with a few dark grey flecks.
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Lake Tahoe
White and cream with crisp charcoal flecks.
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Palazzo
Paloma and Apollo marble in soft greys.
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The Burj
Silver, grey and charcoal with black and bronze accents.
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Juneau
Cool blue-grey with darker shadow tones.
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Charcoals
Manhattan
Dark and light greys with white flecks.
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Santa Monica
Monochrome white and grey marble.
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Kaimu Beach
Smoky grey and inky black. Gets warmer in full sun than light blends.
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Mixed tones
Big Sur
Gold, white and blue-grey, with plenty of contrast.
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Arc de Triomphe
Cream, blue-grey and gold with charcoal.
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Ipanema Beach
Creamy Ivory and soft Paloma marble.
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Monticello
Soft creams and taupes with hints of grey and gold.
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Sistine Chapel
Muted cream, gold and soft blue-grey.
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Coral Springs
White, soft grey and warm brown.
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Savannah
Grey Apollo with earthy Coshel and black Nero accents.
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Versailles
Golden tones mixed with deep greys.
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Golds and sands
Breckenridge
Golden yellow and cream with soft grey.
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Key West
Gold and cream quartz with black Nero accents.
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Tuscan
Pure ivory marble. Clean and light.
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Santo Domingo
Warm, sunlit creams and honey tones.
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Pont du Gard
Gold, beige and light brown, like limestone.
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Rio Medina
Warm browns, reds and golds, like river stones.
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Tennessee
Deep browns, tans and subtle reds.
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Reds and earth tones
Caño Cristales
Terracotta, coral and blush pink.
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Milano Marble
Red marble with white and grey.
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Rio Grande
Rich red and ivory marble.
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China Town
Red, caramel and ivory marble.
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Nevada
Rich reds with soft neutrals and dark accents.
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Monument Valley
Red and Coshel stone in desert tones.
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Ellis Island
Red marble, Coshel quartz and ivory marble.
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Choosing a blend
A few things we talk through with most people on the site visit.
Look at it against your house
Hold samples against your siding, trim and roof. A blend that looks warm on screen can read grey next to cedar, and the reverse.
Lighter stays cooler
Light blends stay noticeably cooler in the sun, which matters most on pool decks and south-facing patios.
Mid-tones hide the most
Mixed, mid-tone blends hide leaves, tire marks and dust better than very light or very dark ones.
Match across the property
Using one blend for the driveway, path and patio makes the whole property read as one surface.
Think about the setting
Greys and silvers sit well with west coast stone and cedar. Warm golds and browns suit brick and older homes.
Ask about custom mixes
If nothing is quite right, blends can be mixed. Ask us about it on the site visit.
See the real stone at your place
We bring sample boards to every free site visit, so you can choose in daylight against your own house.