La Pietra is one of a kind, recycled stone surfacing that represents the new frontier of sustainable tile. This collection meets strict criteria for green building certification. Stone Source has launched five new collections that use natural materials to help promote wellness and a reconnection to the natural world.
Made in USA is in stock and ready to ship. Our newly expanded offering includes a wide selection of porcelain tiles in natural stone, marble, wood, and basalt looks. Stone Source won Interior Design Magazine's Best of Year Architectural Products award for our Brac collection. Brac reinterprets the building brick by incorporating negative space and adding emotional unpredictability by playing with light, color, and sound.
Stone Source's Outdoor Program includes a carefully-curated selection of materials that are suitable for outdoor spaces in all climates. Many of these options are stocked in the U.S. with lead times of four weeks or less. Visit our showroom from the comfort and safety of your home or office by scheduling a private virtual viewing with one of our Stone Source Sales Representatives.
Made in USA is in stock and ready to ship. Our newly expanded offering includes a wide selection of porcelain tiles in natural stone, marble, wood, and basalt looks. Stone Source won Interior Design Magazine's Best of Year Architectural Products award for our Brac collection. Brac reinterprets the building brick by incorporating negative space and adding emotional unpredictability by playing with light, color, and sound.
Stone Source's Outdoor Program includes a carefully-curated selection of materials that are suitable for outdoor spaces in all climates. Many of these options are stocked in the U.S. with lead times of four weeks or less. Visit our showroom from the comfort and safety of your home or office by scheduling a private virtual viewing with one of our Stone Source Sales Representatives.
Services
Stone Source is a design-driven company that provides natural stone, porcelain tile & slabs, and other materials to architects, designers, contractors, developers and end clients. We have a dedicated in-house logistics & licensed customs broker, allowing us to source materials overseas and ship to any location domestically or internationally.
Our articles, guides, infographics and videos have been created to help you make an informed decision about materials. Knowing the difference between high quality natural stone and others can help you choose a material that's right for your project. When it comes to stone and tiles for walls and flooring, a proper grout joint is an important part of the process.
Natural stone is one of the most luxurious materials available for architecture and interior design. Our most popular varieties are marble, limestone, quartzite, travertine and basalt. We also offer a carefully-curated selection of granite, onyx, slate and more. We stock our most popular items in deep inventory, in addition to hundreds of others available in limited stock or via special order.
The United States is home to hundreds of quarries and stone varieties. As the landscape suggests, each area of the country yields a different type of stone with a unique range of colors, veining and variation. Our domestically-quarried stones come from quarries in Vermont, Colorado, Alabama, Oklahoma, Virginia and Nevada.
Basalt is a volcanic stone, used in architecture for centuries. Although basalts boast the durability of a granite, they have the consistent coloration, markings and subtlety of a limestone. Basalt is neutral in color and doesn't etch when exposed to acidic foods, making it popular kitchen countertop material.
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Anne Sophie Cauchy
Dec 21, 2021
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Ryan Hines
Oct 16, 2021
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Just truly obnoxious and self-important human beings there. an absurd level of "appointment-only" covid theater when, even before covid, there were never more than 5 customers in that massive warehouse at a time. pick up samples there but order similar materials from somewhere else. never spend a dime there.
Christa Volk
Aug 26, 2021
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E. J. F.
Nov 16, 2019
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Fairy L.
Nov 02, 2018
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Nice clean new store! They're still building up their inventory, but still!
Nice selection, brand new show room, small and intimate (one on one) service.
Stone Source is THE only upscale store on the Northshore!
Unique, well crafted, of the moment merchandise is an available here.
You will find marble, granite, stone, and unique tiles. Wonderful pieces that will stir your creative juices.
The staff will go in extra mile to find that special something that you've been searching for.
Just ask they will look for you!
Quality does not come cheap. They are competitive.
If you're
Nice selection, brand new show room, small and intimate (one on one) service.
Stone Source is THE only upscale store on the Northshore!
Unique, well crafted, of the moment merchandise is an available here.
You will find marble, granite, stone, and unique tiles. Wonderful pieces that will stir your creative juices.
The staff will go in extra mile to find that special something that you've been searching for.
Just ask they will look for you!
Quality does not come cheap. They are competitive.
If you're
Pamela L.
Sep 26, 2018
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Walked in and wondered around the very sad and limited show room for 20 minutes. I was the only person there. No sales person spoke to me. They stayed in their work area behind the desk clicking away at their computers. i finally left and went to Jim Stone in Lacombe where I purchased all the stone I needed to tile my fireplace, pool deck, patio and master bath. They missed out on a BIG BIG sale! I can't believe they're still in business.
Annique S.
Apr 11, 2016
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Actually I give Stone Source a BIG ZERO stars! When I first talked to Ed about an estimate to completions of the installation. I knew I should of not gone with this company.
They were the lowest bid. But, after I picked out my stone. Ed suggested I order another slab to make the pattern cohesive. Which in turn made my project $1800 more.
Then they miss measured the back splash on the breakfast bar. That made the bar part with a 1" gap between the cabinet. I called at least 12 times and talked to "Kelly" who assured me that the owner would return my call. Never received a call.
They were the lowest bid. But, after I picked out my stone. Ed suggested I order another slab to make the pattern cohesive. Which in turn made my project $1800 more.
Then they miss measured the back splash on the breakfast bar. That made the bar part with a 1" gap between the cabinet. I called at least 12 times and talked to "Kelly" who assured me that the owner would return my call. Never received a call.
