PYRENEES QUARRIES PHOTO GALLERY

We consider ourselves highly privileged in that we supply stone, in many and varied shapes and forms, to an incredibly gifted and versatile group of artists, designers, builders, landscapers, cabinet makers, sculptors and artisans. We have asked them to share some of their work, using our stone, with you. Prepare yourself for a visual feast!

This restful and serene setting has been created using feature rocks in Yapeen sandstone. Landscaping designed and created by Tranquil Grove Open Garden and Landscaping

Pyrenees Quarries stock a good range of basalt boulders. Here they are shown to full advantage in a striking landscape designed and created by Tranquil Grove Open Garden and Landscaping

This dramatic and powerful setting has been created with Pyrenees quartzite feature stones. Landscaping designed and created by Tranquil Grove Open Garden and Landscaping

A quirky eye-catching garden feature using Pyrenees offcut random paving. Landscaping designed and created by Tranquil Grove Open Garden and Landscaping. Tranquil Grove open garden and landscaping has expertise in using stone to create interesting and beautiful gardens. As a Castlemaine business we work closely with Pyrenees Quarries to source rocks which will create a unique, dynamic and pleasing garden, both small and large scale. Contact details: Tranquilgrove@sctelco.net.au or on 03 5472 2611.

Elegant and timeless – this pod basin set in a benchtop of dark Pyrenees Slate with natural pyrite, designed and manufactured by Boyd Alternatives. Visit their website to see more superb designs. Website: www.boydalternatives.com.au Contact details: Deborah Boyd phone 03 5472 5518.

Stone and steel combine beautifully in this decorative table base with steel frame and cast iron feet. Table base was designed and created by Tait Decorative Iron of Castlemaine. Table top created by Pyrenees Quarries. See more works by Tait Decorative Iron on their website at www.decorativeiron.com.au Contact Neil Tait on 03 5472 3569 or email at tait@gcom.net.au

This photo speaks for itself! What more could we add? This stunning home is built from our own “Chooky” Sandstone and features an exquisite fountain created by Billman’s Foundry.

To see more works by Billman’s foundry, check their website at: www.billmansfoundry.com.au Contact details: Billmans Foundry, Langslow Street (PO Box 242), Castlemaine Vic 3450, Ph: 03 54724302 Fax: 03 5470 6933. Email: info@billmansfoundry.com.au Billman’s Foundry - specialising in Heritage and Engineering Work in Bronze, Cast Iron and Aluminium

Dry stone walls are a timeless, classic garden feature and this is clearly evident in this section of dry stone wall, built using Pyrenees Quarries “Chooky” sandstone. Landscaping designed and created by Neale Edwards Garden Design. For more information, visit their website at: www.negardendesign.com.au Contact details: Email: neale@negardendesign.com.au Contact Neale on 03 5439 3969 or 0428 393233

A work in progress! Neil Davis Landscaping is using Yapeen sandstone and Pyrenees walling stone to create an attractive yet highly functional BBQ corner in this garden.

There are a million ways to use our stone! Your imagination is the only limit. Neil Davis Landscaping has designed and created this delightful garden feature using Pyrenees feature stones.

A stone “sampler”. Neil Davis Landscaping has used Yapeen sandstone in the wall on right, bluestone pitchers on the left wall, centre steps are in black slate and the front step is a Pyrenees natural shaped step. Neil Davis Landscaping of Bentleigh East. Contact details: Phone 0417 170149. Email: ndavis@7mail.com

Sleek, sophisticated, stylish. Smart Stone “Gelsomino” reconstituted stone has been used to create the benchtops in this elegant kitchen, designed, manufactured and installed by Bourke’s Kitchens of Bendigo, with benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd.

Another view of this smart kitchen, created by Bourke’s Kitchens of Bendigo, with benchtops by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd.

Wow! Cooking would never be an unpleasant task in a kitchen like this! This magnificent kitchen has been designed, manufactured and installed by Bourke’s Kitchens of Bendigo. Benchtops were manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd using Smart Stone “New Sandstorm” reconstituted stone.

This kitchen designed, manufactured and installed by Bourke’s Kitchens, Bendigo, benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd.

This superb kitchen was designed, manufactured and installed by Bourke’s Kitchens of 176 Murphy Street, Bendigo, Vic, 3550. Phone 03 54417786. See more of their sensational designs on their website at: www.bourkeskitchens.com.au

Eye-catching yet solid and durable, this wall was built to stand the test of time, using Harcourt granite veneers, sourced from Pyrenees Quarries and created by The Stone Man (Vic) Pty Ltd

Harcourt granite veneers make a smart yet functional statement, in this wall created by The Stone Man (Vic) Pty Ltd

To see more work by The Stone Man (Vic) Pty Ltd, visit their website: www.thestoneman.net.au Contact details: Nicole Singleton, ph: 03 5977 0392, fax: 03 5977 1394, mobile: 0407 207 001. Email: nicole@thestoneman.net.au

Pyrenees Quarries are agents for Mount Granite Quarries which produce quality Harcourt granite. It can be specifically quarried and processed to your individual specifications (where practicable). Contact Pyrenees Quarries directly or for more details go to www.harcourtgranite.com VIN & Val Oliver, Mount Granite Quarries, Phone 0418 507 801 Email: mountgranite@hotmail.com

Bringing the out-of-doors indoors. The paving shown here is “Latipur Yellow” sandstone and the feature stone is Pyrenees quartzite. This attractive area has been created by Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction. Sculpture designed by Noel Essex.

It may be brand spanking new but in a few years, this striking Rangeview Homes house will become part of the surrounding landscape. Made from natural materials to blend into its environment, this home features Pyrenees Quarries “Chooky” sandstone on the lower walls.

Another view of this attractive home which was designed and built by Rangeview Homes Pty Ltd, PO Box 693, Gisborne, Vic, 3437 Ph: 0419 336 056, Fax: 03 5428 8707. See their website at: www.rangeviewhomes.com.au

This garden design by Parterre Landscapes and uses Pyrenees dry walling with Pyrenees random paving to create a visually pleasing yet practical garden feature.

The meandering crazy paved path and rock wall, created from Pyrenees random paving slate and dry walling stone, define the planting areas in this charming garden designed and created by Parterre Landscapes of Boronia. To contact Parterre Landscapes, phone Andrew on 0416 037902 or email on parterrescapes@bigpond.com

This feature pond looks smart and attractive with its mixed “Yellow Mint” and “Latipur Yellow” sandstone bullnose capping. Landscaping designed and created by Neale Edwards Garden Design.

“Latipur Yellow” sandstone was chosen to pave this pathway – see how well it blends with the surrounding landscape. Landscaping designed and created by Neale Edwards Garden Design.

Stunning, remarkable, gorgeous. What more can we say? This stone pod has been created from mixed grey sandstone and Kota Blue limestone strata. Created by Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction and stonework constructed by MAI Stonemasons.

This stone pod has been created by Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction from mixed grey sandstone and Kota Blue limestone strata, stonework by MAI Stonemasons

Following the theme, Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction has used “Latipur Yellow: sandstone paving and Harcourt granite boulders to great effect in this visually appealing outdoor area.

Pyrenees random paving slate and quartzite, used with broken bricks, create a striking paving design, created by Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction

Another arresting design created by Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction, using Pyrenees random paving slate and quartzite, in conjunction with broken bricks.

These steps, fashioned from Pyrenees random paving slate and quartzite, create a welcoming entry to this beautiful period home. Designed by Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction, stonework by MAI Stonemasons

Another eye-catching Gerard Butterss design – the natural random shapes of Pyrenees paving, highlighted by Mondo Grass, combine to create a memorable garden path, stonework by MAI Stonemasons

The creative ways to use stone are endless and imaginative touches such as this veranda post give a property a character all its own. Designed by Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction, stonework by MAI Stonemasons. Paving used is Castlemaine Slate and veranda stone is Pyrenees strata

Another Gerard Butterss designed pod waits for you at the end of this garden path. Built from “Chooky” yellow sandstone, the pod becomes a natural part of its surroundings. Stonework by MAI Stonemasons

Close up, “Chooky” yellow sandstone pod, designed by Gerard Butterss Landscape and Concept Design and Construction, Another Gerard Butterss designed pod waits for you at the end of this garden path. Stonework by MAI Stonemasons For more information, contact: Gerard Butterss, Landscape and Concept Design and Construction, 660 Wallington Road, Wallington, 3221. Ph: 03 5250 3491, Mob: 0411 609 566 email: gerard.butterss@bigpond.com. Stonemasons are: MAI Stonemasons – Anitha Iversen 0450 920954, email: maistonemasons@live.com.au

Stonemason Tom Anderson is also an artist and sculptor. When not creating fine stone kitchen benchtops at Pyrenees Quarries, Tom creates works of art in stone. Here he is shown with a partially carved head he has chiselled from a block of Harcourt Granite. For more information on having a unique gift created in stone for a special person or occasion, contact Tom on 0417 549238 or email him on rodentmason@hotmailcom

Here we see a close view of the Harcourt granite head carved by banker mason Tom Anderson. Tom can be contacted on 0417 549238 or email rodentmason@hotmailcom

Spacious and attractive, this black granite kitchen was designed, manufactured and installed by Bendigo Kitchen Centre. Granite benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries. Granite provides a durable, easily-maintained surface while delivering the wow factor!

Another kitchen in which to create culinary works of art - designed, manufactured and installed by the Bendigo Kitchen Centre, granite benchtops by Pyrenees Quarries.

Another view of this impressive kitchen, featuring granite benchtops in warm earthy tones - designed, manufactured and installed by the Bendigo Kitchen Centre, granite benchtops by Pyrenees Quarries.

Black and white – a timeless colour scheme. Black granite benchtops teamed with white cabinets give this kitchen an ageless classical look - designed, manufactured and installed by the Bendigo Kitchen Centre, granite benchtops by Pyrenees Quarries.

Wood and stone – a natural pair - team well in this simple kitchen which was designed, manufactured and installed by the Bendigo Kitchen Centre. Granite benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries. Bendigo Kitchen Centre, 108 Holmes Road, Bendigo, 3550. Phone 03 5442 2033, Fax 03 5442 2341. Website: www.bendigokitchencentre.websyte.com.au Email: bkc@westnet.com.au

The walls and columns in this stunning home are constructed from a combination of Yapeen and Chooky Yellow select building stone. Stonework by Steve Pilcher Landscaping, Bendigo, Phone 0418 507352 or 03 5444 1155

Stonework by Steve Pilcher Landscaping, Bendigo, Phone 0418 507352 or 03 5444 1155

This easy-maintenance indoor-outdoor area created by Steve Pilcher Landscaping includes “Shivuri Pink” paving, a combination of Chooky Yellow and Yapeen building stone walls and a Yapeen feature stone in the pond.

“Shivuri Pink” random paving creates an impressive entrance path to this home. Stonework by Steve Pilcher Landscaping

The use of a single Yapeen feature stone as a natural water feature creates a harmonious garden scene, especially when teamed with Yapeen landscaping stones and random paving. Stonework by Steve Pilcher Landscaping.

This classic Carrara marble vanity benchtop is in the bathroom of a beautifully restored period home, vanity by Ross O’Neill of Vic Restorations, Castlemaine. Phone 0409 858881, 03 5472 5158, Carrara marble benchtop manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd

Carrara marble table top by Pyrenees Quarries, wrought iron dray axle table base made by Pyrenees Quarries and wrought iron chairs by Shades of Gray, Farnsworth Street, Castlemaine, phone Peter on 03 5472 1869 or 0409 189964, www.shadesofgray.net.au

Township and property name signs, made to your requirements, in many varieties of stone (these in sandstone), can be ordered from Pyrenees Quarries.

This picture shows the sandstone town-name (in the photo above) installed in a wall of Pyrenees select building stone. Stonework by Mike Mason, phone 0428 110176 or 03 5463 2100.

Rear of the Beaufort township entrance sign (see photo above). Built by Mike Mason from Pyrenees selected building stone, available from Pyrenees Quarries. Mike Mason, phone 0428 110176 or 03 5463 2100.

Bird baths and bath feeders made to your specifications - these hand-carved bowls are made from Yapeen sandstone and Pyrenees quartzite – choose your own rock to suit your garden! Available at Pyrenees Quarries.

Baptismal font with hand-carved bowl made from a solid block of Pyrenees Stone – Pyrenees Quarries can tailor make a wide range of stone items to suit your individual requirements.

A slab of natural Pyrenees stone makes a great rustic garden seating option.

Pyrenees stone steps and terracing rock – What an entrance! See these steps at our stone yard at 18 Martin Street, Castlemaine. Stone work by Glen Taylor and Glenn Guest of Pyrenees Quarries.

Feature stones, blocks and paving, in versatile Pyrenees Stone, make a striking water feature at this Bendigo property. Stone work by Justin Carr Landscaping of Bendigo. Phone 0411 143097

An eye-catching garden feature bed, built with Pyrenees Stone, in private garden, Bendigo. Stone work by Justin Carr Landscaping of Bendigo. Phone 0411 143097

Chooky Yellow sandstone dry stone walls create a stunning visual landscape around the perimeter of this historic Goldfields property, stonework by Glen Taylor

Storing your jams, pumpkins and other produce would never be a problem with this cellar - built into the side of the hill, with sod roof, built from Chooky Yellow sandstone, stonework by Glen Taylor

Pretty as a picture – this natural garden setting is enhanced by the Chooky Yellow select grade sandstone. Stonework by Glenn Guest of Pyrenees Quarries.

Yapeen building stone windbreak/lookout wall with built-in seating curls around the side of a hill-face on this country property. Yapeen feature rocks further enhance the landscape. Stonework by Jai of Art With Stone, phone 0400 196593.

Another view of this dramatic Yapeen sandstone wall with stonework by Jai of Art With Stone, phone 0400 196593.

Pyrenees Quarries produce a matching sand stone pebble mixture that matches their building stone. Here, weeds are kept to a minimum by using the crushed stone, with Latipur Yellow sandstone pavers as stepping stones, along the side of a house

In a move towards creating a more harmonious and natural cemetery landscape, many are now choosing naturally-shaped feature stones to use as headstones and memorial stones. The stones above are Yapeen feature rocks, specially selected for this purpose. Stones in various shapes, colours and sizes are available from Pyrenees Quarries. At Pyrenees Quarries, we can also set in plaques or have letters cut into your stone, and we can also install the stones where required. Stonework by the stonemasons at Pyrenees Quarries.

First impressions always count and what better way to showcase the entry to your home than with these fence columns made from Yapeen selected building stone. Stone work by Glenn Guest of Pyrenees Quarries.

“Calacatta” marble kitchen benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries, kitchen designed by Jill Brunier and Inspired Kitchens, and manufactured and installed by Inspired Kitchens, 43 Breen Street, Bendigo. Phone 03 5442 6772 or 0437 426774.

“Calacatta” marble kitchen benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries, kitchen designed by Jill Brunier and Inspired Kitchens, and manufactured and installed by Inspired Kitchens, 43 Breen Street, Bendigo. Phone 03 5442 6772 or 0437 426774.

“Calacatta” marble kitchen benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries, kitchen designed by Jill Brunier and Inspired Kitchens, and manufactured and installed by Inspired Kitchens, 43 Breen Street, Bendigo. Phone 03 5442 6772 or 0437 426774.

Fire engine red doors contrast dramatically with “Black Galaxy Premium” granite kitchen benchtops, benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd

Landscaping by Luke Bullock Landscape Design and Construction of Bendigo, stone supplied by Pyrenees Quarries.

Cut into the side of a hill, this amphitheatre/entertainment area has been created using Yapeen feature rocks and select building stone. Landscaping by Luke Bullock Landscape Design and Construction of Bendigo, stone supplied by Pyrenees Quarries.

Large Pyrenees feature stones nestle together to backdrop this garden feature with Castlemaine slate paving forming the pathway. Landscaping by Luke Bullock Landscape Design and Construction.

A solid wall of Pyrenees terracing rock delineates the formal area of this garden. Landscaping by Luke Bullock Landscape Design and Construction of Bendigo, phone Luke on 0408 130817 or 03 5435 4118, stone supplied by Pyrenees Quarries.

Landscaping and stonework by Rob Schembri Gardening, phone 03 5474 3125 or 0438 732446

Random slate paving from Pyrenees Quarries provides an aesthetically pleasing surround to this pretty garden water feature at this home. Landscaping by Rob Schembri Gardening, phone 03 5474 3125 or 0438 732446

A sinuous retaining wall of Chooky select building stone winds around this garden bed. Landscaping by Rob Schembri Gardening, phone 03 5474 3125 or 0438 732446

Stone steps made from Kota limestone and risers and stringers constructed in Yapeen selected building stone provide an inviting entrance to another garden level, stonework by Rob Schembri Gardening, phone 03 5474 3125 or 0438 732446

Who says art works can’t have a practical purpose? – designed and installed by artist Neil Turner of Woodend Phone 0409 285256

Pyrenees feature stones make unique gate posts to hold these wrought iron gates – designed and installed by artist Neil Turner of Woodend Phone 0409 285256

The yard of the historic Red Hill Hotel in Chewton is given privacy and shelter with this Pyrenees dry stone wall created by Matt Ewing of Chewton 0439 722390

This dry stone wall is made from a combination of Pyrenees select and irregular walling stone and was created by Matt Ewing of Chewton 0439 722390

Give this garden a few years and it and the house will meld beautifully into the natural landscape.

Chooky selected sandstone walls team with large Yapeen feature stones in the garden and around the pond to create a tranquil hide-away to return to at the end of each day.

This honed black sandstone fireplace surround, mantle and hearth have been custom made and installed by Pyrenees Quarries to their client’s specifications. Fireplace set designed by the owners of the property.

Kitchen built by Daco Kitchens and granite benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries

Polished “Adelaide Black” granite benchtops with white doors and panelling are combined to great effect in this stylish kitchen, created by Col from Daco Kitchens, Bendigo, phone 03 5442 2730 or 0400 998060. Benchtops made and installed by Pyrenees Quarries

Stone Sculpture Studio is based in Bendigo, Australia. Sculptor, Richard Kloester does figurative, abstract and garden sculptures. Group or private workshops are also available, teaching stone carving for beginners to Intermediate. For more information visit www.stonesculpturestudio.com.au or call Richard on Mobile: 0427 911 888

Stone retaining wall by John Sutherland of J S Sutherland Garden Constructions of Greensborough

J S Sutherland Garden Constructions of Greenborough designed and built this terraced back garden using Pyrenees select building stone wall and sandstone steps with hand-chipped front edges. For enquiries and for all garden design, construction and maintenance, contact John Sutherland, phone 03 9434 6950, 0417 548175

Chooky Yellow select building stone walls and piers have been paired with black slate bullnosed capping to create a formal entrance to this Castlemaine property. Stonework by Glenn Phillipson, Stone Mason ~ for all your stone, brick laying and paving requirements, phone 0407 825293

Stonework by Glenn Phillipson phone 0407 825293

Another view of this formal setting in which Glenn Phillipson has used Chooky Yellow building stone, black random slate paving and black slate coping. Glenn Phillpson phone 0407 825293

Yellow Mint Sandstone flagstones interspersed with river pebbles create a formally structured yet low-maintenance garden area – landscaping by Peter Milne of Castlemaine, phone 0427 843638 or 03 5472 3102

Pyrenees Quarries apprentice, Nathan, drills holes into the polished Adelaide Black granite set into a solid Pyrenees feature stone where internationally renowned mosaic artist Helen Bodycombe will work her magic with Murano glass “stars” in the Victorian Care Leavers Memorial.

At Pyrenees Quarries, mosaic artist Helen Bodycombe puts the finishing touches on the Care Leavers Memorial, designed and created by Helen, commissioned by the Victorian State Government as a tribute to the Forgotten Australians. The Memorial, developed in collaboration with Castlemaine’s own Pyrenees Quarries, is a granite and Pyrenees slate sculpture. Helen can be contacted on 0413 278793, 03 54734453 or Helen@hbmosaics.com. Website: www.hbmosaics.com

Care Leavers Memorial of Pyrenees stone and polished Adelaide Black granite, in situ – located beside the Yarra River at Southbank, Melbourne

Tucked into the side of a gorge in the Central Victorian bush, this modern home takes full advantage of the views offered. Feature walls inside and out are made from Pyrenees pitch-faced blocks, with the stonework carried out by the stonemasons at Stone Scene Northumbria of Castlemaine. Contact Billy Elliott on 0419 880052

An inside view showing one of the Pyrenees pitch-faced block feature walls, with stonework carried out by Stone Scene Northumbria. Contact Billy Elliott on 0419 880052

At Pyrenees Quarries we can custom make most stone requirements. Here our apprentice stonemason, Ethan, carves the owner’s initials and year into a basalt key stone, to be used on an extension on a historic homestead.

Pyrenees selected building stone has been used to great effect with this garden feature wall to create a visually pleasing wind break and privacy barrier, Stone work by Jai of Art with Stone Phone 0400 196593.

This stretch of Rust slate flagstones blend with the natural bush setting of the property and ensure no more dust and no more mud is tramped inside – Stonework and paving by Jai of Art with Stone Phone 0400 196593.

An outside wall including pizza oven and fireplace have been constructed from Chooky selected building stone, with stonework by Jai Art with Stone, Phone 0400 196593

The cabinetry in this new kitchen has been crafted and installed by cabinet maker and wood craftsman, Gerard Bugden, of the The Woodshed Gallery, 21A Raglan Street, Daylesford. Phone 03 5348 4050. The Carrara marble benchtops were manufactured and installed by stonemasons at Pyrenees Quarries.

This kitchen will look superb when finished – this photo shows the unfinished cabinetry and Carrara marble benchtops, with tops by Pyrenees quarries and cabinets by Gerard Bugden of The Woodshed Gallery, Daylesford.

Sculptor and artist Darryl Young has created many sculptures to enhance his garden in the pretty goldfields town of Maldon. Here he has used Pyrenees feature stones to create this work. For landscaping sculptures, contact Darryl Young, phone 03 5475 1022

Another garden artwork with iron hoops on a Pyrenees stone bed, by Darryl Young

A seat made from a Pyrenees slab is tucked into a quiet corner of Darryl’s garden.

Pyrenees shards form a small group of standing stones each side of the pathway in Darryl’s garden

A bower-bird from way back, Darryl has used a piece of honed “Adelaide Black” granite as a seat insert in this antique cast iron frame which huddles into the lush growth.

Stonemasons at Pyrenees Quarries cut the hole in this large Pyrenees slab which Darryl Young has used as an integral part of this striking garden feature which he created. For landscaping features and sculptures, contact Darryl Young, phone 03 5475 1022

An “old world” entrance way was created from Chooky selected sandstone to divide the front yard from the expansive garden at the rear of the Darryl’s property. Stone wall designed by Darryl Young and stone work was carried out by Billy Elliott of Stone Scene Northumbria, Castlemaine, phone 0419 880052

Inside the wall and looking out - Stone wall designed by Darryl Young and stone work was carried out by Billy Elliott of Stone Scene Northumbria, Castlemaine, phone 0419 880052

Another view of the garden wall designed by Darryl Young, with stone work was carried out by Billy Elliott of Stone Scene Northumbria, Castlemaine, phone 0419 880052

Pyrenees stone has been cut into blocks and carved to provide stong legs for this cauldron in a garden feature in Darryl’s garden. Pyrenees stone blocks are also used as legs for the wood slab seat in the rear of the photo.

A cast iron hoop and Pyrenees stones link in this garden sculpture tucked into a quiet corner of Darryl’s garden. Designed and built by Darryl Young, phone 03 5475 1022

A cool spot to rest on a hot day. Pyrenees terracing rocks provide seating for quiet contemplation among the gum trees in Darryl’s property. For landscaping features and sculptures, contact Darryl Young, phone 03 5475 1022

A garden wall constructed from Wistow building stone, sweeps this property. Wistow building stone and random paving supplied by Pyrenees Quarries. Stonework and landscape design carried out by David Swan Landscape Construction of Sorrento. Phone 0418 547609 or 03 9682 2200

Pyrenees Seam S random slate paving covers a wide veranda that overlooks the formal courtyard. With stonework by David Swan Landscape Construction

A different view of the Pyrenees Seam S random slate paving on this magnificent veranda. Stonework by David Swan Landscape Construction

Large Pyrenees Seam S stepping stones cross the gravelled courtyard toward the formal steps set into the garden wall arc. Steps and garden wall constructed in Wistow building stone, supplied by Pyrenees Quarries, with garden design and stonework by David Swan Landscape Construction of Sorrento. Phone 0418 547609 or 03 9682 2200

Wistow building stone has been cut by Pyrenees Quarries to clad the stunning exterior of this beach house. House built by …..Stonework by …….

Central Victorian stonemason Cameron Dunn sourced Wistow building stone from Pyrenees Quarries to clad the external feature wall of this residence. Cameron can be contacted on 0429 162589 or 03 5427 4778. www.cdunnstone.com.au

This partially constructed stair case was created by Cameron Dunn using Yapeen selected building stone. It creates a magnificent entranceway to this property

This garden feature wall has been built from select grade Pyrenees building stone by Cameron Dunn, stonemason.

Cameron Dunn’s stonemason experience has been used to good effect in the restoration of this historic home, built from basalt building blocks.

Imagine a pretty cottage garden edging this curved garden path, built by Cameron Dunn using Castlemaine random paving stone.

Here, Cameron Dunn has used Oyster marble flagstones to create a welcoming entrance to this property.

Pyrenees selected building stone has been used in the mesh gabion walls shown above. The wall and gabion enclosures were constructed by Cameron Dunn. Check out his website at www.cdunnstone.com.au or contact Cameron on 0429 162589 or 03 5427 4778. :

Hundreds of metres of Pyrenees slate paving, with ends sawn diagonally, have been used to pave the forecourt of the Golden Dragon Museum in the Chinese precinct of Bendigo. Landscaping and stonework carried out by Ian Evans Creative Landscapes of Bendigo. Contact Ian on 0418 507213 or 03 5446 7326

Harcourt granite tors co-ordinate beautifully with Pyrenees paving at the Golden Dragon Museum in Bendigo.

Pyrenees rock can be used in a multitude of ways. Here Ian Evans Creative Landscapes have used large Pyrenees stepping stones and crushed Pyrenees rock to border the area paved with Pyrenees pavers at the Bendigo Golden Dragon Museum to create a harmonious landscape. Polished red granite was also supplied by Pyrenees Quarries for the name plaques

Pyrenees paving and steps shown here with Harcourt granite clad walls in the background – Central Victorian stone used locally! Stonework by Ian Evans Creative Landscapes

Pyrenees terracing stone, large steppers and crushed rock harmonise well in this garden feature at the Golden Dragon Museum in Bendigo.

The Harcourt granite cladding on the raised garden beds walls was supplied cut to size by Pyrenees Quarries. Stonework by Ian Evans Creative Landscaping of Bendigo.

Water gardens in the making! Stonemason Glen Taylor has created a series of ponds of different depths, linked by Pyrenees slab bridges and lined with Chooky Yellow irregular building stone. When filled with water, stocked with fingerlings and planted with water loving plants, these ponds will create a green oasis in our dry bushland.

Another view of the water gardens under construction showing steps and bridges created from Pyrenees slabs and steps and Chooky irregular building stone. Stone work by Glen Taylor

Another view showing the construction of the ponds use as a for water garden. Stone work by Glen Taylor.