Colour options
Our product colour choices, and how each finish is achieved
We can produce our products in various different colour options and combinations. If you see a product that doesn't list your preferred colour option, or want to discuss colour choices for your garden, please call us for help, advice, and prices.
Classic Limestone
The natural colour achieved from our limestone mix — a pale grey, similar to the colour of a button mushroom.
White Limestone
The natural colour achieved from our white limestone mix — not brilliant paper white, more a chalk white similar to white marble.
Sandstone
The natural colour achieved from our sandstone mix — a pale yellow, buff colour very similar to bath stone.
Antique Stone
A darker grey wash applied to our Classic Limestone product — our interpretation of ageing the piece for an older appearance. The paint finish fades naturally over time as weathering takes over, with a seamless transition to the stone beneath.
Moss Green
A paint finish applied to our Classic Limestone product — a moss green colour that gives the effect of natural weathering.
Antique Rust
A paint finish applied to the product to give the effect of a terracotta colour.
Bronze Paint Effect
A bronzed finish applied to a wide range of our products, using paints developed for both interior and exterior use.
Black Finish
A paint finish applied to our limestone product using Dulux Weathershield black masonry paint, sealed with a clear lacquer spray. Lasts around 6 to 8 years, and is straightforward to reapply.
Silver Grey Granite
Used in the construction of some of our products for a unique finish — the look and feel of quality hand-carved stone. A blend of 4mm dust and coarse 10mm granite chippings makes for a strong, heavy piece (around 20% heavier than concrete) that will age beautifully in a garden.
Not sure which finish is right for your garden?
Our showroom in Chichester holds real examples of every finish above — the best way to see a colour true to life before you choose. Come and see us, or give us a call.
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