Custom Architectural Stone Colors and Textures
Easy Stone Center currently stocks and fabricates products from more than 20 colors of limestone, sandstone, granite and soapstone.
Many other colors of limestone, travertine, granite, soapstone and marble are available for special order projects.
Church Hill Soapstone Now Available In-stock
Show honed on left and honed with mineral oil on right.

Soapstone is great for fireplace hearths and counters.
It holds heat well, resistant to staining, easy to cut and shape.
The typical finish is honed so scratches can be hand sanded out and a simple
coat of mineral oil enhances and darkens the soapstone for a richer look.

Typical In-stock Limestone Varieties
(Inventory quantity and size will vary)
Lueders Buff Lueders Antique Lueders Gray Cordova Cream Indiana Buff
Silverdale Shell Hadrian Plaza Gray Cottonwood Bottom Ledge
Other Available Limestone Varieties
Pearl Pink Permian Coral Alabama Limestone Sunset
Prairie Shell Cedar Hill
Typical Sandstone Varieties
(Typically Instock but quantity and size will vary)
Pennsylvania
Full Color 		Pennsylvania
Blue/Gray 		Tennessee
Crab Orchard 		Birmingham Buff Amherst Gray
Slate Varieties
(Inventory quantity and size will vary)
Vermont Green Slate Vermont Mottled
Green Slate 		Vermont Red Slate Vermont Purple Slate Vermont Black Slate
Granite Varieties
(Inventory quantity and size will vary)
American BlackStandard GrayJet MistShepody
Bethel WhiteSalisbury PinkRuby RedPine Green
Crystal GoldMahogany Deer BrownMorning Rose
Special Order Stone:
Limestone - Travertine - Soapstone - Marble - Slate - Granite
Benjamin Grey Hallila Limestone Jerusalem Limestone Jerusalem Gold Dark Jerusalem Gold Light
Jerusalem Grey Salmon Limestone Durango Travertine Walnut Travertine Verde Antique Marble
Alberene Soapstone Climax Soapstone Clouds Soapstone Old Dominion Soapstone Italian Soapstone
White Carrara Marble Crema Marfil Marble Imperial Danby Marble Montclair Danby Marble Royal Danby Marble
Alabama Limestone Champlain Black Marble Dark Rose Marble Tn Fleuri Marble Tn Cedar Marble
Stone Texture
Flamed Polished
Flamed texture provides a rough surface. The roughness in the surface is a result of bursting of crystals when the stone is heated. Such a surface gives an irregular textured finish similar to sandblasted. Sandstone, Pennsylvania Bluestone and granite can be flamed. Polished surface texture is a reflection of polished crystals. Such texture brings out the brilliant colors and grains of natural stones. The shine on stone surface comes from polishing bricks and powders used during fabrication and not from any coating. Softer stones, including some limestones, will not hold a polish.
Honed Sawn
The honed texture is produced by grinding a surface with high grit material to a uniform specification, such that it does not produce a reflective surface. Thus honed stone colors are not as vibrant as polished stones. Sawn surface is as it comes from the saw, may have arcing lines on the finished surface from the sawing operation.
Fine Lined Medium Lined
Sawn surface chiseled to create roughly parallel lines typically 8 lines per inch. Sawn surface chiseled to create roughly parallel lines typically 4 lines per inch.
Rustic Chiseled Sand Blasted
Surface is sawn with lines every 1 to 2 inches then waste is chiseled away between the lines. Sand blasted produces a finish similar to cleft, sand blasting involves projecting a high-pressure air with coarse-grained grit onto the top surface of the stone. It is characterized by a textured surface with a matte appearance.
Light Bush Hammered Heavy Bush Hammered
Bush hammer is a pounding action that develops a textured surface. The top surface is pneumatically tooled to produce a pitted or grooved surface finish. The top surface is pneumatically tooled to produce a pitted or grooved surface finish.
Hours: Monday - Friday 7AM to 5PM
Saturday Hours vary and by appt. Call.
420 Mill St. N.E. Vienna, VA 22180 Directions
Phone (703) 281-1880 Fax (703) 673-1043
Email: info@easystonecenter.com