THE ULTIMATE FINISHING

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crAFTSMEN For ovEr 150 yEArS

company04 Introduction06 History08 The process

THe collecTIons10 Bathrooms14 Kitchens18 Flooring22 cladding24 living26 Roofing28 Walling30 paving32 outdoor living34 landscape aggregates

colouRs36 colours & Quarries38 Textures & Finishes40 Bespoke Design

geneRal InFoRmaTIon44 specifications46 acknowledgements46 environment47 showroom

Whether used internally or externally, Burlington’s highly skilled stone engineers craft a diverse range of luxurious and prestigious natural stone products that exude the ultimate in opulent quality and permanence.

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INTrodUcTIoN | 05

mIllIons oF yeaRs In THe maKIng...FRom THe HeaRT oF THe laKe DIsTRIcT

Quarrying a revered and rich natural stone source that was laid down in the English Lake district over 450 million years ago, skilled and talented Burlington Stone craftsmen shape and form an exquisite range of standard product lines and truly bespoke pieces, all of which are limited only by the imagination.

With a choice of five sumptuous stones and two sublime limestones, together with a range of smooth and textured finishes, Burlington’s stone products provide the ultimate finishing statement within any home, project, building, landscape or garden.

Burlington Stone occupies the enviable position of being the UK’s leading producer of British natural stone products. Using a raw material that is unsurpassable in terms of its intrinsic aesthetic and technical properties, Burlington Stone continues to inspire interior designers, architects, developers and discerning homeowners across the globe.

Indeed Burlington Stone is the name behind an unrivalled choice of the finest quality stone products, all of which deliver a stunning and fashionable permanence to any residential or commercial architectural design style, both traditional and contemporary.

Today, Burlington Stone remains a family owned business, just as it has since William cavendish, the Second Earl of Burlington, later to become the 7th duke of devonshire, brought together a number of independent quarrymen back in the 1840s. Indeed it is under the stewardship of Lord and Lady cavendish, residents of nearby Holker Hall and both of whom retain an active interest in the business today, that Burlington has risen to achieve the reputation it enjoys, not just locally but internationally.

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HISTory | 07

cRaFTsmen FoR oveR 150 yeaRs

ToP LEFT: William cavendish (1808-1890) 7th duke of devonshire.

ToP rIGHT: Lord cavendish.

MIddLE & BoTToM LEFT: Burlington history images courtesy of the ruskin Museum, coniston.

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THE ProcESS | 09

The beauty of Burlington’s natural stone in its most naked and raw form is to many simply breathtaking. Each piece is, after all, finally laid bare to a world in which it has been hidden for some 450 million years. But if that isn’t romantic enough, the process with which the raw material is metamorphosed is something to behold.

The shear beauty, function and precise form of Burlington’s products - from a simple roofing slate to a modern shower tray - emanate from an environmentally sensitive stone extraction process and a seamless fusion of new and time honoured production techniques, all of which work symbiotically together.

Within the exposed environment of the quarry, Burlington extracts material sympathetically using a process known as diamond wire sawing. It is from here that traditional craftsmanship skills - passed down from generation to generation - are seen working alongside state-of-the-art laser cutting and modern production techniques. It is a harmonisation that is as efficient as it is charming, and one that helps characterise the authenticity of what is a signature stone.

From flooring, vanity units and splashbacks, to shower trays, aqua panels, wall cladding, bath surrounds and multi-patterned mosaics, Burlington offers a complete stone solution within today’s modern, contemporary bathrooms, shower areas (both closed and walk-in) as well as wet and steam rooms.

Using a combination of products, available in an unrivalled range of beautiful natural stone colours and anti-slip finishes, the design potential to create visually stunning minimalist yet functional spaces is infinite. Burlington's stone serves to harmonise with a host of other contemporary finishing materials, fittings and accessories.

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MAIN: Floor using Baycliff Lord polished limestone with flamed caulfeild. Bath panels built using Baycliff Lord honed finish.

ToP: Floors and aqua panels using Baycliff Lord in a honed finish.

MIddLE: Baycliff caulfeild tiles in a honed finish.

BoTToM: Broughton Moor wall cladding tiles in a honed finish.

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Truly at home in the traditional bathroom setting, Burlington’s stone creates a statement of enduring quality and represents the pinnacle of timeless luxury. A choice of natural pastel colours that include greens, silver/greys and blacks, together with two complementary limestones, ensures authentic period elegance can be achieved.

With a wide range of charming and quality products to choose from, the homeowner is investing in a classical design statement that will deliver a style of unashamed decadence, luxury and individuality.

British stone that is uniquely distinctive…. and which delivers inspiration.

TImeless classIcal elegance

BATHrooMS | 13

MAIN: Broughton Moor tiles to the shower wall (honed finish) and floor (waterjet finish). Additional mixed Burlington stone mosaic to shower walls (available 2011).

ToP: Floor using Broughton Moor plus a Baycliff Lord/caulfeild limestone tile mix in a honed finish.

MIddLE: In line shower tray in Broughton Moor.

BoTToM: vanity top in Elterwater stone with wall tiles in Baycliff caulfeild limestone.

Burlington Stone – the ultimate style statement. The perfect material with which to fashion a clean and incisive look within what for many remains the hub of the home. Helping deliver a decadent alternative to the more traditional look, Burlington’s stone can be used to create a refreshing yet bold statement of design and confidence, without compromising on functionality.

The Burlington worksurface, for example, is the ‘pièce de résistance’. Available with a range of edge profiles, Burlington can supply its stone machined to incorporate drainage grooves and soap recesses, not to mention cut outs for sinks, bowls and other accessories. However it is the stone’s integrity that ensures beauty and hygienic conditions are preserved for life.

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MAIN: Worktop and floor using Brandy crag and Kirkby in a honed finish.

ToP: Brandy crag worktop with sink recess.

MIddLE: Bursting Stone worktop.

BoTToM: Broughton Moor worktop.

From cottage to farmhouse, Burlington’s stone has been helping transform the look of traditional kitchens for generations. Fusing perfectly with looks such as oak, ash, beech, shaker and pine, Burlington’s stone is not only unparalleled aesthetically, so too are its technical properties. Not only is this most natural of materials extremely hard wearing, it is easy to clean and maintain.

Not surprisingly, each of Burlington’s natural stones and limestones are equally at home whether used for worksurfaces or as flooring. charming, refined and distinctive, Burlington’s stone has an instant character and timeless appeal.

Exclusively different…. where style is cast in stone and opulence personified.

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MAIN: Worktop, window cills and splashback using Broughton Moor in a honed finish combining with Baycliff Lord floor tiles.

ToP: Broughton Moor worktop and splash backs with floor in Baycliff caulfeild limestone.

BoTToM: Brandy crag worktop.

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The use of natural stone as a flooring medium is legendary. It has been used for millennia and is one of the most original and natural of building materials that finds itself equally at home in both the exterior and interior environment. Indeed the product’s versatility comes in the form of:

• Both standard and bespoke tile range combinations.

• A tantalising colour palette of natural stones, unrivalled the world over.

• A unique range of eight smooth and textured finishes.

• Superior technical properties.

• Ease of cleaning and maintenance.

• Ease of installation across any floor structure or base.

• Complemented by step treads and risers.

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MAIN: Baycliff caulfeild and Lord limestone.

ToP LEFT: Brandy crag floor tiles.

MIddLE: Broughton Moor tiles.

ToP rIGHT: Broughton Moor mix.

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MAIN: Floor, bench tops and skirting using Baycliff Lord and caulfeild limestone.

ToP: Bursting Stone.

BoTToM LEFT: Kirkby blue tiles to provide checker board floor effect.

BoTToM rIGHT: Baycliff Lord limestone.

Whilst cladding and lining are often regarded as two dimensional, natural stone remains a material with three dimensions, and this most basic of properties can be used to dramatic effect. cladding by Burlington does, indeed, provide a perfect backdrop and one that remains highly visible whether used within the interior or exterior environment. Burlington cladding is perfectly aligned to the exacting requirements of today’s modern construction industry.

• Burlington cladding is a beautiful material enhanced by sensitive detailing.

• Burlington stone provides a practical, hardwearing surface, which will maintain its appearance over time with virtually no maintenance.

• The tones and textures of this most natural material can't help but convey character to almost any project.

• Burlington stone gives designers complete freedom in terms of design flexibility.

• Burlington cladding can be deployed to deliver both a linear and uniform finish, or random and rough-hewn appearance.

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cLAddING | 23

MAIN: Broughton Moor honed finish.

ToP: Brandy crag sawn finish.

BoTToM LEFT: Kirkby blue split faced walling.

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Whatever the space and whatever the use, Burlington is helping shape the future of modern living. Serving as a truly vogue finishing statement, this most tactile of mediums is helping push forward the boundaries of leading edge design, both traditional and contemporary.

A timeless interior finishing material, Burlington’s stone speaks of substance and permanence. Whether used to create a single colour backdrop or multi-coloured effect, it is equally appealing whether used across the spectrum of contemporary flooring designs or as fashionable cladding. It is equally at home when used as paving, pool surrounds, step treads and risers, not to mention mirror surrounds and tabletops.

A true mark of distinction…. whilst providing a lasting signature statement.

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MAIN: Brandy crag honed wall panels and plinth.

ToP: Swimming pool base, lining, surrounds and steps in Elterwater.

MIddLE: Brandy crag fire surround.

BoTToM: Floor and steps using Baycliff Lord limestone in a honed finish.

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Natural slate….. a hundred times older than mankind and a material that has been quarried for over 400 years to create stunning and weathertight roof coverings.

Unsurpassed in its ability to stand the test of time, whilst providing an exquisite finish to any home, new or refurbished, Burlington’s blue/grey and Westmorland green natural slate roofing is quintessentially British and speaks permanence, consideration and quality. The perfect medium for creating fascinating and striking roofscapes of distinction, it conveys the line and mass of a roof in a manner unmatched by other materials.

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ToP: Burlington's blue/grey best sized slates.

BoTToM LEFT: Burlington's Westmorland green slates.

BoTToM rIGHT: Burlington's blue/grey strong grade random slates.

Symbolic of the Lake district and an integral element of its unique landscape, walling stone has been used for centuries to create superstructures of every conceivable shape, size and form.

Alongside traditional random and weathered walling stone - which today is just as popular as a high quality internal decorative finishing material as it is structural - Burlington now offers modular units of split faced walling stone that are simple and easy to install, whilst continuing to deliver that authentic random look.

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MAIN: Westmorland green screened weathered walling with complementary quoins and arch.

ToP: Blue grey sawn random walling.

MIddLE: Kirkby blue screened weathered walling.

BoTToM LEFT: Gate quoins using Westmorland green stone.

BoTToM rIGHT: Kirkby blue stile steps in a riven finish with plucked edges; plus blue riven paving.

Guaranteed to deliver a lasting statement of permanence and substance, Burlington's paving is unmatched in terms of its technical performance when compared to many other stones, natural and reconstituted. Extremely hard wearing, practical and durable, Burlington's paving - available with a choice of smooth and textured finishes - is proven to withstand the rigours of the most demanding of external environments.

In addition to tumble stone paving, dimensional and crazy paving, Burlington has available a range of standard tile and patio project packs. And don’t forget, alongside off-the-shelf products, Burlington can supply product for the most demanding of bespoke designs.

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PAvING | 31

MAIN: cube house in Baycliff Lord honed finish tiles to internal floor with terrace in Baycliff caulfeild with a flame textured finish.

ToP: Green tumbled cobbles.

MIddLE: Kirkby blue flamed paving with complementary Brandy crag tiles.

BoTToM: Broughton Moor and Elterwater mix of riven dimensional paving.

From formal to informal, traditional to contemporary, Burlington’s landscaping products can be used to create stunning yet functional commercial and domestic schemes.

Indeed such is the diversity of the products on offer – available off-the-shelf or engineered to bespoke design requirements – that landscape designers and homeowners can combine uniform shapes and lines with random materials as a means of bringing designs to life. The permanence of the stone provides a perfect contrast to the evolving shape of planting, whilst interacting with other landscaping materials.

changing landscapes naturally…. whilst watching them evolve in the process.

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MAIN: Kirby blue riven external panels.

ToP: outside kitchen using Broughton Moor (honed finish) for worktops.

MIddLE: Broughton Moor tile planking using light and olive colours.

BoTToM: Broughton Moor table top.

decorative and functional, Burlington’s aggregates are an ideal medium for any kind of hard landscaping design. Available in a multitude of sizes, from dusts and fines, to mulches and paddlestones, they have traditionally been used for a variety of applications including the creation of garden paths, driveways, ponds and water features.

Burlington’s mulch products, in particular, are widely sought after as an inexpensive, low-maintenance gardening solution. As well as providing an attractive contrast when used in conjunction with paving/feature stones, Burlington’s slate mulch actually benefits the soil’s growing conditions, without degrading or breaking down.

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MAIN: Kirkby blue stone monoliths.ToP: Selection of green and blue rockery stones.MIddLE: riven Kirkby blue edging.BoTToM: Seat in Kirkby blue riven stone with plucked edges.

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colouRs & QuaRRIes Adding to what is an almost limitless product offering, is an equally inspiring palette of rich and welcoming stone colours, each of which is native to the English Lake district. Authentically named after the quarries from which the stone is extracted comes a unique mix of five natural stones and two limestones. Adding to the romance of each stone’s rich colouring are contrasting yet complementary veins and markings that emphasise its natural origin.

The colours shown are indicative only. Tile, cladding, worktops or any specific product choices should be made after reference to specific samples. The uniqueness of Burlington natural stone means colour tone and markings can change as a consequence of its extraction from different stone seams and the finish carried out to its surface.

Brandy Crag The Brandy crag quarry is situated just above coniston village, within the coniston coppermines valley and has been worked since the middle of the 19th century. Brandy crag is a silver grey stone, often highlighted by contrasting veins which emphasise its natural origins. Architects and designers around the world have long taken advantage of its natural beauty, durability and adaptability to create classic weather resistant details and surface finishes. The richness of Brandy crag makes it ideal for use in interior furniture and fittings, whether in traditional or modern design schemes.

EltErwatEr The Elterwater quarry is situated at the foot of the beautiful Langdale valley with open views to the Langdale Pikes and has been worked since the middle of the 19th century. Elterwater is a pale green stone, often highlighted by contrasting markings which emphasise its natural origins. Elterwater has been used to add character and beauty to many domestic and commercial projects around the world for paving, flooring, roofing, cladding, walls, cills and worktops. Like Broughton Moor, Bursting Stone, and Brandy crag, Elterwater is a metamorphic volcanic stone from the ordovician period, and is thus 450-500 million years old.

BayCliff CaulfEild Baycliff caulfeild is a buff coloured limestone with light coffee mottling which is available in honed and flame finishes. Baycliff limestone is a versatile material, used by architects and designers to create distinctive, durable floors and interior fittings of great character.

BayCliff lOrd Baycliff Lord is an oatmeal coloured limestone with dark cream markings, well suited for specification in attractive paving and flooring schemes, and for use in landscaping designs.

KirKBy stOnE The Kirkby quarry is located on Kirkby Moor, just above the village of Kirkby-in-Furness and has been operated for well over 400 years. Kirkby Stone is an even blue grey colour throughout. Kirkby Stone has been used for generations to provide walling, flooring, roof coverings, cills and copings. Architects and designers around the world have long taken advantage of its natural beauty, durability and adaptability to create classic weather resistant details and surface finishes. Kirkby Stone is sedimentary in nature and was formed in the Silurian period, some 300-350 million years ago.

Bursting stOnE The Bursting Stone quarry is one of the most prominent quarries within the Lake district, situated on the side of ‘coniston old Man’ and has been worked since the middle of the 19th century. Bursting Stone is olive green in colour and often highlighted by contrasting veins which emphasise its natural origins. Bursting Stone has been used to provide cladding, flooring, cills and copings. Its rich, dark contrasting olive green tones create subtle colour changes to add life and character to any domestic or commercial project.

BrOughtOn MOOr As its name suggests the quarry is situated on Broughton Moor, mid-way between Broughton-in-Furness and coniston and has been worked since the middle of the 19th century. Broughton Moor is a mid green stone, often highlighted by contrasting white veins and beautiful tone changes that reflect its natural origins. Broughton Moor can be extracted in a variety of green tones to add a dark and light green contrast to surfaces yet purvey the beauty of its natural markings. Broughton Moor has been used for generations to provide walling, flooring, cladding, cills, worktops, and stairs. The richness of Broughton Moor makes it ideal for use in interior furniture and fittings, whether in traditional or modern design schemes.

BayCliff liMEstOnEThe Baycliff quarry is situated on the outskirts of the historic market town of Ulverston and was formed in the carboniferous period over 250 million years ago. Baycliff is one of the hardest and most durable limestone’s available for use in construction.

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Echoing the depth and diversity of Burlington’s natural stone colour palette and product offering is the range of smooth and textured finishes that can be specified. Indeed it is the combination of such USPs that makes Burlington a unique proposition on the global stage. With each finish having its own place subject to its applied environment, specifiers and homeowners can choose from:

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From the most simplistic of sketches through to highly detailed drawings, Burlington has the skills, expertise, technology and resources required to execute the creation of signature stone pieces.

Whether singular items or multiple components of bespoke design concepts, originators can rest assured that Burlington will guarantee to deliver the perfect tailored solution.

With access to an experienced in-house technical team, support is provided throughout every step of the bespoke design service process. Whether in relation to production advice, or design and installation assistance, such support is your reassurance that Burlington will never compromise on delivering the perfect end result with precision and timing.

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BespoKe DesIgn

ToP: IFc, Washington. Bursting Stone, Elterwater and Brandy crag used to create contrasts.

MIddLE LEFT: jersey Needle, channel Islands.

MIddLE rIGHT: jersey Needle detail, channel Islands.

BoTToM LEFT: office desk using Kirkby blue stone.

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MAIN: Burlington head office using blue grey combinations of Bursting Stone, Broughton Moor, Elterwater and Kirkby stones in a flamed textured finish.

ToP: Holker Hall sun dial using Kirkby blue.

LEFT: Public records office, London using Bursting Stone, Broughton Moor and Elterwater.

MIddLE rIGHT: Glasgow Airport using Broughton Moor stone with gritblasted slip resistance strip to step treads.

BoTToM rIGHT: Burlington head office. Stairs using Bursting Stone for the wall cladding.

1 cladding using Brandy crag.

2 Sink in Broughton Moor.

3 Worktop using Brandy crag.

4 Sink and cladding in Broughton Moor.

5 vanity unit in Baycliff Lord.

6 Seat with plucked edges using Kirkby blue riven finish.

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PLEASE NoTE: We are able to make tiles/product in other dimensional sizes, thicknesses and shapes. Please refer to bespoke design page 40.

prOjECt paCKsProject packs are made using a combination of 600x300mm, 600x600mm, and 300x300mm tile sizes to create a random sized pattern (see Burlington technical department for actual split of sizes and pattern).

rOOfing prOduCtsBurlington produce a comprehensive range of Blue and Green roofing slates to create uniform sized slate roofs or random sized, diminishing course slate roofs. Please call Burlington customer service on 01229 889 661 for further information.

dECOrativE aggrEgatEsBurlington produce a range of decorative aggregates that include 40mm and 15-30mm green and blue slate mulch, paddle stones, rockery stone, and a range of holed and unholed slate monoliths. Please call Burlington customer service on 01229 889 661 for further information.

walling prOduCtsA range of random sized weathered walling products as referred to on pages 28 and 29 are available. In addition walling is available in a sawn finish (page 29 top), and split finish (page 23 bottom). Please call Burlington customer service on 01229 889 661 for further information and prices.

OthEr nOtEsFor all technical information, pack quantities and weights please contact the Burlington Technical department on 01229 888 009.

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acKnoWleDgemenTsPage 7: Historic Images: ruskin Museum, coniston

Pages 11 (top), 18 and 20: clive chapman Architects Stonemason - Michael jensen MA (rcA)

Page 11 (middle): residence design Interiors

Page 22: Martin Pease, Grand designs

Page 28, 29 (bottom left and right): Building contractor and stonemason: Paul dixon Ltd

Page 30: Paul Archer design Stone Mason - Michael jensen MA (rcA)

Page 32: Paul Archer design

BrocHUrE dESIGN: Mark rogers - Igloo57 Ltd

PHoToGrAPHy: russ Mills Photography redshift Photography (page 23)

Will Pryce Photography (page 32)

BUILdING & LANdScAPING WorK: Mike Thwaites - Mike Thwaites Ltd

LANdScAPING: david Aitken - Wildly rural

LANdScAPE dESIGN: Nicola Hills - damson design Ltd

envIRonmenTBurlington seeks to encourage and implement a range of practices that actively minimise the impact on the surrounding environment from its slate quarrying operations, and endeavours to extend its waste management techniques to maintain a sustainable industry for the future.

• Burlington takes its responsibilities to the environment very seriously.

• Burlington constantly works closely with local planning authorities and environmental groups.

• Since 2000, Burlington has been a member of the corporate Forum for the council for National Parks.

• Burlington extracts material sympathetically using ‘diamond wire sawing’ technology originally pioneered in the marble industry of Italy.

• All water used on the main site is recycled with the addition of a flocculent to separate the solid content before the clean water is returned to the machine.

• Burlington operates a 'secondary products' department, established to make as much use as possible of the waste slate from all quarries.

• Burlington operates a number of dynamic and progressive quarry restoration projects.

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Burlington Stone has a rich and unparalleled heritage dating back to the 1840’s. It is a company that is not only steeped in tradition, but also one that remains at the forefront of stone engineering on the worldwide stage.

What’s more, not only does their natural stone emanate from a proven natural source, it is a material that is revered in many countries across the globe. These natural stones will continue to be coveted for decades to come.

Through our association with leading British producer, Burlington Stone, Stone Source is proud to offer its clients access to one of the world’s most sought after natural materials.

Working with the Burlington team based in Texas, we have the capability of supplying natural stones which are renowned for their outstanding quality, beauty and functionality.

The Burlington Stone offering complements Stone Source's selection of distinctive materials for architects and designers.

BuRlIngTon sTone - one oF THe FInesT, mosT DuRaBle sTones In THe WoRlD.

GENErAL INForMATIoN | 47

Stone Source is a distributor of natural stone and distinctive surfacing materials. Headquartered in New york city, the company has showrooms in Boston, chicago, Los Angeles, New jersey, New york and Washington, dc, and offices in Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle. For over 20 years, the company has remained dedicated to serving the needs of architects and designers with cutting-edge, high-quality decorative surfaces and superior service. Stone Source sets itself apart by being exceptionally knowledgeable, reliable and responsive.

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