Behind The Walls

Behind every good wall is a lot of research. Clients ask about texture, colour, size of stones, durability, where we source our stone and cost. Below are a few of our clients and how Aussietecture met their challenges.

Reasons These Stones Were Chosen

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The sandstone chosen for this Canberra property is Aussietecture Banded Colonial sandstone. Transitioning from the choice of stone, the practicality of the stone for installation, weather, and insulation were important considerations for the owners. Furthermore, the natural beauty of Australian sandstone effortlessly softens the sharp edges of this contemporary build. The colors of the stone seamlessly compliment the painted surfaces and provide depth and contrast, showcasing both practicality and aesthetics.

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The stone choice for this park retaining wall is Aussietecture Eyre Irregular stone. Transitioning from the stone selection, the brief was to have cascading steel-colored stone meet the concrete paths and frame the landscape seamlessly. Furthermore, the walls and steps needed to evoke a historic impact, as if they had been there for decades. The desired color and texture were subdued yet dramatic, emphasizing a timeless aesthetic. Large stones were carefully chosen to amplify the impact of these impressive walls and steps, enhancing the overall visual appeal of the park.

Aussietecture stone walling Eyre irregular stone

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Contrast and light were the requirements of this Warrawee property using Aussitecture Irregular Foster cladding stone. The cool aesthetic was the prime focus for this client wanting to create a beautiful backdrop for lush gardens. This Australian stone is easy to lay, repels heat and respects the environment whether its contrasting or complimenting the landscape.

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Complementing the paving was a prerequisite for this property at Maianbar NSW. Aussietecture Atherton Irregular stone was used on the walls, while Kimba crazy paving graced the flooring. Transitioning from the choice of stone, the aqua tones in the floor were extended to the walls, creating a cool water-like quality the client desired. Additionally, as the stone ages, the colors will become richer and deeper, subtly bordering the raised garden beds.

Kimba Crazy paving project job by metropolitanlandscapes in Maianbar NSW

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The owners of these stunning homes in Queensland wanted to add dimension and contrast. The stone is Aussietecture stone walling Banded Irregular, and just like the building has divergent qualities. The stone combines both the warm of sandstone and the cool slate tones and looks as beautiful inside as it does outside. As the stone is for both indoors and outdoors the practicality of installation, insulation and colour consistency were essential.


Come in, or go online and let us help you choose the right stone for your property.

Unit 26 / 85-115 Alfred Rd Chipping Norton NSW 2170

1/5-7 Byres street, Newstead QLD 4006

T4 145 North St, Harlaxton QLD 4350

Choices Made Easy – Aussietecture®

Aussietecture Stone Walling

Ranch colonial Australian sandstone cladding
🇦🇺 COLONIAL BANDED
Sandstone
Beltana irregular limestone cladding
IRREGULAR BELTANA
Limestone
Laverton irregular limestone cladding with a flower decoration
IRREGULAR LAVERTONE
Limestone
Aussietecture stone walling Ranch irregular sandstone
🇦🇺 IRREGULAR RANCH
Sandstone