Pattern Stone
Natural flagstone cut in "pattern" takes the beauty and appeal of real stone to a more formal level. Many types of flagstone are available in common pattern dimensions to create a traditional, random ashlar style or can be installed in classic layouts used in brick or paver applications for a striking symetrical or geometric effect.
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Pennsylvania Bluestone is one of the most widely distributed domestic flagstones in the U.S. It is a very durable and predictable stone with a pleasing earthy color palette. The name "bluestone" can be somewhat misleading as this material is really a "full-color" stone in hues from blue/gray/green/brown and lilac. It is available in all blue - referred to as BlueBlue, Lilac or Lavendar and Full-Color which includes a range of every color, is the most commonly specified and widely available and has the lowest price point in this material.
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This non-fading, domestic slate is pure black and makes a bold statement in any setting. Quarried in Virginia since the 1700's, this is the slate that early chalkboards were made from.
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