When people hear "stone," they often think of home exteriors and fireplaces, but our thin stone veneer goes way beyond that! As our expert sales consultant Derek Saracini mentioned in our recent blog post, The Top Stone Style and Colour Trends for 2020, the use of masonry—whether thin brick or thin stone—is increasingly being used as an interior focal feature.

Stone is one of the world’s most enduring building materials, and it’s never offered as much versatility as it does today. Manufactured stone, in particular, offers lighter, thinner, and more diverse interpretations of natural materials than almost any other material. As manufacturing methods have continually improved over the years, manufactured stone veneer has become incredibly popular in today

Stone continues to be a popular material for both interior and exterior spaces. But you don’t need to use natural stone to reap the benefits of improved curb appeal and increased resale value. Manufactured stone can work just as well in many cases. In fact, according to Realtor.com, manufactured stone veneer offers an impressive return on investment of 97 percent.