Cantera Stone
Cantera is the simple Spanish term for quarrying stone. Our Cantera Stone is quarried located throughout the inland regions of central and southern Mexico in regions such as Jalisco, Hildago, Zacatecas, Pachuca, Huichapan and Degolloto. Formed millions of years ago by extreme volcanic heat and pressure, Cantera Stone is the result of lava flow mixing with rock, ash and other volcanic material. The variations, both in color and in texture, observed in different Cantera Stone varieties is directly applicable to the materials that were present at the time it was formed. Cantera is naturally strong and durable, but is also light weight, making it easy to carve and a perfect stone for a wide variety of architectural purposes.
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Café II
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Café
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Santa Lucia
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Corchoa
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Mostazza
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Mystic
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Naranja
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Negra
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Oro
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Rio Blanco
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Riviera Beige
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Tobacco
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Rosa
Reclaimed Wood Timbers
Salvaged from barns and other wood-beam structures throughout the Midwest and Northeast United States as well as northern California, our selection of reclaimed timbers is chosen from a wide range of wood species and building styles. Whether you want hand-hewn or saw-cut, these beams are rich in character and aesthetic appeal. Through the exposure to natural elements and the passing of time, each beam has its own unique patina and surface characteristics that cannot be replicated artificially. Mantles, corbels, lintels and exposed ceiling beams are just a few uses for these superb architectural elements.
Limestone
We offer limestone from several different quaries presenting a range of color variations and aesthetic appeal to fit your needs. All of our limestone is transported from the quarry in blocks directly to the most qualified carvers, ensuring that your finished product has been created by true artists.
