Mortared Stone Veneer

A Great Selection of Mortared Stone Veneer

How do I select which stone is right for me?

TriLite Stone, Inc. is the best brand of stone for you because of its integrated coloring and long-lasting beauty. Our quality stone is available in multiple profiles and color combinations. The first step is determining which stone profile and color best fits your design application. We recommend selecting the stone profile you prefer, such as the rugged, more intricate look of a Mountain Ledgestone, or perhaps a more traditional, larger, and smoother stone, such as a Limestone. After selecting the stone type that is perfect for your project, the next step is choosing your color. For example, this could be a more monochromatic selection like Charcoal or an option with various colors like BucksCounty. Whatever your preference might be, TriLite Stone, Inc. offers a variety of color combinations.

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  • Brick Post - Howard Lake, MN - TriLite Stone, Inc
  • Many Color Options Available


    Stone Color TriLite Stone, Inc utilizes a minimum of 7 different base colors to create the colors available in all of our selections. Most all color selections are available in most stone profiles.

    Adobe: Taupe, tans, and brown

    Bucks County: Multi-color blend including taupe, crème, purple, red, and buff/gold

    Buckskin: Tan, reds, and greys

    Buff: Light tan, golden hue

    Carmel: Taupe/khaki foundation with gray, brown, and tan accents.

    Caspian: Tans, buff with some reds and green

    Charcoal: Charcoal Grey

    Chardonnay: Greys, tan, and some reds, along with a gold accent

    Chestnut: Buff foundation with variations of gray and brown accents

    Colonial: Whites, light tan

    Country: Whites, light taupe, some buff

    Glacier: Whites, light grey

    Mesa: Browns, with some grey and golden highlights

    Mist: Crème base and a soft red, almost pink tone

    Mountain Moss: Tans, grey, buff, and some highlights of moss green

    Northern Creme: Taupe and Creme, some light greys and brown

    Northern: Light taupe, brown

    Nottingham: Dark brown, clay hue

    Ohio: Light grey, light buff

    Onyx: Charcoal grey with some white and orange/rust highlights

    Quartz: Grey with brown and some purple

    Red Mountain: Reds, greys, and some buff

    Rustic: Primarily Carmel blended with some light buffs

    Sante Fe: Rusts, brown and buff

    Sedona: Buff with grey and some pink highlights

    Shale: Tans and grey

    Sienna: Strong earth tones comprised of brown, taupe, buff, and creme

    Sierra Ridge: Combination of grey, buff, and rust.

    Silverado: White and grey with tan highlights

    Smokey Grey: Variations of Light and Dark grey

    Suede: Browns, greys, some buff

    Texas Creme: White with some gold and light brown highlights

    Western: Greys, light tan, some red

    Willow: White, charcoal with some buff

    Wisconsin: Buff, tans with some light grey

    Email our customer service if you do not find the combination you would like to see.

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