5 Stunning Stone Interior Ideas for Your Home
Whether it’s a rustic stone fireplace feature wall in the sitting room or an accent stone wall in the entryway, incorporating natural stone into your interior design creates elegance and sophistication.
Choosing the right stone is essential, as color and texture vary between different stones. If a heavily or boldly patterned stone is your choice, consider a honed finish that will tone down the visual intensity.
1. Faux Stone Wall
If you’re looking to give your home a dramatic design feature, a stone wall is an easy and affordable way to accomplish that goal. Interior stone walls create a stunning contrast against traditional interior wall coverings such as drywall and wall paper, adding a natural, elegant style to any space. In addition, because of the wide range of colors and textures available, an interior stone wall can match nearly any interior design aesthetic.
There are many different types of interior stone designs, ranging from rustic farmhouse to modern minimalism. Manufactured stone veneer offers the versatility to match any style, from the earthy textures of field stone and stacked slate to the clean lines of marble and honed granite. In addition, COOWIN textured stone panels are available in a variety of finishes, from rough ledgestone to smooth, thin-cut stone.
One of the most popular uses for stone as an interior design feature is to cover an accent wall with stone. This adds warmth and depth to a room, creating an inviting gathering space for friends and family. This is especially true if the stone accent wall is accentuated with some light from recessed or wall-mounted lighting.
A stone wall can also be a great choice for an entryway, particularly when used to frame a door or archway. Its rich texture and bold color can immediately draw the eye, making a strong impression on visitors. This is especially effective in a foyer or entryway, where the door opens to a large space and can help set the tone for the rest of the home.
A fireplace is another ideal place for a stone accent wall, especially when used to wrap the entire fireplace surround. This can transform the hearth into a focal point that’s perfect for a modern farmhouse, coastal cottage, or traditional country living space.
2. Stacked Stone
Stacked stone is a timeless design element that adds texture, depth, and visual interest to your home or commercial space. It’s a natural material that complements many different aesthetic styles and can be used to achieve rustic, modern, or funky looks.
In ancient times whole stone cubes of various sizes were stacked for decorative and structural purposes. This process required extensive manual labor and the right skills to deliver a quality finish. Over time, architects, designers and builders began to imitate this style for cladding homes, creating fireplaces, and accenting other design elements. The resulting textured stone wall evokes a sense of history and warmth, making it popular among modern homeowners and designers alike.
Today, stacked stone is available in a range of sizes and finishes to suit any project. MSI offers a variety of stacked stone wall panel options that can be applied to walls in place of traditional tile, providing a fast and cost-effective way to add an eye-catching feature to your home.
Stack stone is ideal for use as an interior design feature, adding warmth and a natural look to any room. It can create stunning accent walls that are perfect for defining living rooms or bedrooms. Stacked stone can also be used to enhance kitchens, adding a natural element to a contemporary or modern cooking area. For those seeking high-end materials to elevate their interiors, Luxury stone Boca Raton offers a variety of options that blend sophistication with durability. From dramatic accent walls to exquisite fireplace surrounds, incorporating luxury stone can completely transform any space.
When installing a stone accent wall, it’s important to choose the right stone profile. For example, a stacked stone accent wall with a ledgestone profile would look better on a fireplace than a dry-stack design. MSI’s Kwik Stack and Niveo ledgestone profiles provide the best options for modern stacked stone applications, with the former featuring a more rustic appearance that complements many modern design schemes while the latter offers a clean-lined, mortar-free appearance.
3. Arctic White Multi Finish Stacked Stone
Stacked Stone is a natural choice for creating a one-of-a-kind fireplace surround or accent wall. Arctic White Multi Finish Stacked Stone is a dynamic range of cool white marble with multiple finishes that come together to add texture and movement to your design. These marble stacked stone ledger panels are modular in design, allowing for streamlined dry stacking installation without the need for mortar. Use them indoors for a unique backsplash or accent wall, or outside to highlight your barbecue island, planter wall, or architectural feature. Matching corners are available to complete your project. Rockmount’s stacked stone panel lines include full-sized 6″x24″ panels as well as smaller 4.5″x16″ M-series stacked stone panels. Our Stone Panels Collection also includes a variety of other natural stone veneer products to compliment your stone panel installation.
4. Arctic White Multi Finish Stacked Stone Wall
Arctic White Multi Finish Stacked Stone Wall is a beautiful marble stacked stone tile with a dynamic range of snowy whites. This natural stone tile is perfect for interior design projects including backsplashes, accent walls, fireplace facades, and kitchen islands. It is available in a stepped pattern and has matching corners to help create a seamless installation.
All RockmountTM stacked stone ledger panels are modular in design, which allows for streamlined dry stacking stone veneer installation. They can be used indoors to highlight a backsplash, accent wall, or fireplace facade or outside as a barbeque surround or planter wall.
Use this beautiful white stone backsplash tile in a stacked or staggered installation to enhance the one-of-a-kind nature of your home. This textured stacked stone backsplash tile is a textured 3D honed marble with alternating depth stones to add texture and movement to your project.
5. Arctic White Multi Finish Stacked Stone Fireplace
When a fireplace is the focal point of your living space, you want the surrounding wall to be just as eye-catching. Fortunately, MSI offers several breathtaking stone wall options that can create a stunning backdrop for your fireplace. For example, the Arctic White Multi Finish Stacked Stone looks perfect as a floor-to-ceiling stretch of stacked stone, complementing a vaulted ceiling and bringing visual drama to the room. This natural stone stacked wall blends a dynamic range of cool white marble with multiple finishes, creating a rich texture that works well with both traditional and modern decor themes.
This look pairs perfectly with heavy-grained woods, from golden flooring planks to the rich browns of a wooden mantel. It also complements furniture and accent pieces in a variety of neutral shades, from drowsy creams to cheery oranges. In a room like this, the Arctic White stacked stone fireplace becomes the center of attention. If you want to tone down its opulent style, a soft taupey carpet or velvety furnishings in warm neutrals will balance out the appearance.
Similarly, MSI’s Sierra Blue quartzite stacked stone wall adds a touch of rustic beauty to living spaces. The color palette leans heavily toward blue-gray hues, with hints of white and cream as well as chocolatey and even rusty tones. This natural stacked stone look complements both light and dark woods, from espresso leather to distressed oak.
These stone ledger panels work beautifully indoors as backsplashes, accent walls and fireplace facades. You can also use them to accentuate outdoor kitchens and barbecue areas, or to beautify an exterior retaining wall or landscape feature. The ledger panels are modular in design, allowing for streamlined dry-stacking installation. They also include matching corners to complete projects and enhance the look of a stepped application.
