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On behalf of the Gary Sinise Foundation and everyone involved in this extraordinary journey, we want to express our deepest gratitude for your service and sacrifice. It is because of brave individuals like you that we enjoy the freedoms we hold dear. Your unwavering commitment to our nation inspires us all, and we are honored to have the opportunity to give back in a way that reflects our immense appreciation. This home represents more than just bricks and mortar; it is a space where your family can find comfort, healing, and moments of joy together. As you embark on this new chapter, we hope it becomes a sanctuary that truly feels like your own. To make the process of tailoring your home as effortless as possible, we’ve designed this look book to guide you through the exciting step of selecting your exterior cladding and natural stone countertops. Each option has been thoughtfully curated to ensure a balance of beauty, durability, and functionality—because your home should reflect not only your style but also the resilience and strength that define your journey. As you explore the pages ahead, please know that this is more than just a design decision—it’s an opportunity to craft a space that celebrates your family’s unique story. If you have any questions or need assistance, our team is here to support you every step of the way. Once again, we thank you for your service, your courage, and your sacrifices. It is a privilege to be part of this moment with you.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WELCOME MESSAGE
02.
NATURAL STONE VENEER
24.
PRODUCT SELECTION TIPS
04 - 05. 05 - 08.
Granite
CURATED LOOKS
Limestone
Curated Look One
05.
Quartzite
SPECIALITY ITEMS
Curated Look Two
06.
25.
Curated Look Three Curated Look Four
07. 08.
Aggregates
Landscape Boulders
SLABS
09 - 23.
Steps / Risers
Dolomite
10.
Granite
11 - 16.
Labradorite
10.
Marble
17 - 19.
Quartzite
20 - 23.
Slate
10.
PRODUCT SELECTION TIPS
Selecting the perfect natural stone for your countertops is an exciting but significant decision. With various options available, it’s important to consider factors such as durability, aesthetics, maintenance, and budget to ensure you choose the best stone for your space. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the selection process.
Explore Your Stone Options
Each natural stone has unique properties that influence its suitability for different spaces. Here’s a breakdown of the most popular choices: - Grani te : A highly durable and heat-resistant stone, available in a variety of colors and patterns. Ideal for high-traffic kitchens and bathrooms. - Marble : Known for its timeless elegance and veining, but more prone to stains and scratches. Best for bathrooms or low-traffic areas . - Quar tzi t e: A natural alternative to quartz, offering the look of marble with better durability. Requires sealing but is an excellent choice for kitchens. - Soapston e: A softer stone with a smooth, matte finish. Naturally resistant to stains and bacteria, making it a great choice for k i tchens . - Limestone & Travertine : Softer stones with a warm, natural appearance. Best for bathrooms and low-traffic areas due to their porous nature. - Onyx : A luxurious stone with a translucent quality that can be backlit. Suitable for statement pieces and decorative countertops rather than high-use surfaces.
Images serve as a representation of the actual stone. Each slab is unique a may vary in color, veining and grain. 100% natural product Material may be subject to availability
PRODUCT SELECTION TIPS
Consider Color and Aesthetics
The stone you choose should complement the overall design of your space. Keep these factors in mind: - Light-colored stones can make a space feel larger and more open. - Darker stones create a bold, dramatic effect. - Veining and pattern variations add character but may influence how seams are placed in large installations.
Durability and Maintenance
Different stones require different levels of care. Consider:
- Sealing Needs: Porous stones like marble, limestone, and quartzite need periodic sealing to prevent stains. - Scratch and Heat Resistance: Granite and quartzite offer excellent resistance, whi le marble and limestone are more susceptible to scratches. - Cleaning Requirements: Use pH-neutral cleaners to protect the stone’s surface and finish.
Inspect and Choose Your Slab
No two natural stone slabs are alike, so always view and select the exact slab you’ll be using. Look for: - Color consistency and pattern variation. - Natural fissures and veins, ensuring they fit your design vision. - Any defects or weak spots that could affect durability. Choosing natural stone countertops is an investment in your home’s beauty and functionality. By considering your lifestyle, aesthetic preferences, and maintenance commitment, you can select a stone that enhances your space while standing the test of time. Take your time, explore your options, and work with professionals to make the best decision for your home.
Images serve as a representation of the actual stone. Each slab is unique a may vary in color, veining and grain. 100% natural product Material may be subject to availability
SLABS EXOTIC
SAN PELEGRINO Dolomite
LABRADORITE WHITE POLISHED Labradorite
CARDOSO DE BRAZIL Honed Slate
SLABS GRANITE
BIANCO ROMANO Granite
BLIZZARD Granite
Available regionally to Western US Only
Available regionally to Western US Only
BRECKENDRIDGE Granite
COLONIAL WHITE Granite
Available regionally to Western US Only
Available regionally to Western US Only
DESERT BEACH Granite
INDIAN PREMIUM BLACK Granite
Available regionally to Western US Only
Available regionally to Western US Only
KALAHARI Granite
MONTE CRISTO Granite
Available regionally to Western US Only
Available regionally to Western US Only
SILVER FALLS Granite
VISCOUNT WHITE Granite
Available regionally to Western US Only
Available regionally to Western US Only
WHITE PERSA Granite
BIANCO CREAM POLISHED Granite
Available regionally to Western US Only
DIAMOND ARROW POLISHED Granite
DIAMOND ARROW POLISHED Granite
LONDON FOG POLISHED Granite
LONDON FOG POLISHED Granite
SIENA CREAM POLISHED Granite
VENETIAN GOLD POLISHED Granite
GIALLO ORNAMENTAL POLISHED Granite
GALAXY WHITE POLISHED Granite
OPALASCENT POLISHED Granite
JUPARANA SANTA CECILIA Granite
IMPERIAL COFFEE Granite
PERSA WHITE Granite
ORNAMENTAL Granite
WHITE DALLAS Granite
MAORI Granite
WHITE PERSA Granite
ASHEN WHITE Granite
BLANCO ATLANTICO Granite
BLANCO DIAMANTE Granite
BLANCO TULUM Granite
DALLAS WHITE Granite
GIALLO FIESTA Granite
GIALLO ORNAMENTAL Granite
NEW CALEDONIA Granite
VALLE NEVADO Granite
VENETIAN ICE Granite
SLABS MARBLE
IMPERIAL DANBY Marble
MONTCLAIR WHITE Marble
Available regionally to Western US Only
Available regionally to Western US Only
MOUNTAIN WHITE POLISHED Marble
BIANCO VENA ORO Marble
Available regionally to Western US Only
WHITE CARRARA VENATINO Marble
NERO ATLANTIS Marble
MONTCLAIR DANBY Marble
MOUNTAIN WHITE Marble
OLYMPIAN WHITE CLASSICO Marble
AZEROCARE SHADOW STORM Marble
SHADOW STORM Marble
SLABS QUARTZITE
NEW ELEGANCE Quartzite Available regionally to Western US Only
ADAMANTIUM POLISHED Quartzite
CARRIBEAN SEA POLISHED Quartzite
BELVEDERE LEATHER Quartzite
COPPER DUNE POLISHED Quartzite
ELEGANT BROWN LEATHER Quartzite
ELEGANT BROWN POLISHED Quartzite
FUSION WOW DARK LEATHER Quartzite
FUSION WOW DARK POLISHED Quartzite
FUSION WOW LIGHT LEATHER Quartzite
FUSION WOW LIGHT POLISHED Quartzite
FUSION WOW MULTICOLOR POLISHED Quartzite
FUSION WOW MULTICOLOR POLISHED Quartzite
KALAHARI POLISHED Quartzite
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MADRE PEROLA Quartzite
NATURAL STONE VENEER
Midwest
FOND DU LAC - W1
DIMESIONAL Natural Stone Veneer
LEDGE Natural Stone Veneer
ASHLAR Natural Stone Veneer
MOSAIC Natural Stone Veneer
KANSAS LIMESTONE
SAWN NIGHT GRAY Natural Stone Veneer
RANDOM HEIGH LEDGE Natural Stone Veneer
KANSAS LIMESTONE
RUBBLE/RANDOM Natural Stone Veneer
MOSAIC Natural Stone Veneer
OKLAHOMA SANDSTONE
GRAY LEDGE WITH BEDFACE Natural Stone Veneer
BROWN LEDGE WITH REDFACE Natural Stone Veneer
BROWN ASHLAR Natural Stone Veneer
GRAY MOSAIC/WEBWALL Natural Stone Veneer
TEXAS LIMESTONE
WHITE Natural Stone Veneer
CHARCOAL Natural Stone Veneer
CREAM Natural Stone Veneer
CAVE Natural Stone Veneer
Northwest
WHITE Natural Stone Veneer
CHARCOAL Natural Stone Veneer
WHITE Natural Stone Veneer
CHARCOAL Natural Stone Veneer
CREAM Natural Stone Veneer
STONE CARE MAINTENANCE TIPS
The Natural Stone Institute provides comprehensive guidance for caring for natural stone surfaces. Key points include:
UNDERSTANDING YOUR STONE
Stones are categorized into sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous, with calcareous (calcium carbonate-based) and siliceous (silicate-based) subtypes. Cleaning methods depend on stone type.
THE FOLLOWING CHART WILL BE HELPFUL GUIDE
DAILY MAINTENENCE
Use coasters, trivets, and rugs to protect surfaces. Regular dust mopping and vacuuming prevent scratches. Clean with neutral or mild cleaners and avoid acidic or abrasive products.
SPILL AND STAIN MANAGEMENT Blot spills immediately to avoid spreading.
STONE CARE MAINTENANCE TIPS
Identify stains (e.g., oil, organic, metallic) to determine the best removal method, often involving specific cleaners or poultices. SEALING Sealing increases stain resistance but does not make stone stain-proof.Use food-safe sealers in preparation areas . SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS Avoid mixing ammonia and bleach due to toxic reactions. Regular maintenance, such as squeegeeing in wet areas, minimizes residue buildup. Proper care extends the life and beauty of natural stone, with detailed practices tailored to specific stone types and uses.
For a complete guide, visit www.naturalstoneinstitute.org/consumers/care/
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