Bluestone - Sawn

This finish is achieved by cutting the stone with a saw, creating a smooth, flat surface. It is often used when a clean, contemporary look is desired. The natural colour of the bluestone is highlighted with this finish, giving it a polished, uniform appearance.

Bluestone - Honed

A honed finish is a smooth, matte surface achieved by grinding the bluestone to a fine degree, which results in a softer, more refined texture than the sawn finish. This finish doesn't have the shine of polished stone but still feels smooth to the touch.

Bluestone - Antline Sawn

This finish combines the sawn finish with a unique texturing technique. The stone is sawn with a natural antline pattern giving it a slight texture, offering a balance between smoothness and grip.

Bluestone - Lux Black

Lux Black is a premium variation of bluestone known for its rich, dark color and sophisticated aesthetic. While traditional bluestone often features tones of blue, grey, and brown, Lux Black Bluestone stands out due to its deeper, darker shades, often with subtle variations or veins in the stone. This makes it an elegant choice for modern, high end applications.

Bluestone - Rock Face and Ripple

Rockface: The rockface finish is a rough, natural look achieved by striking the edges of the stone with a machine or hammer to create an uneven, jagged texture. This finish emphasizes the natural ruggedness of the stone, making it visually distinct. 

Ripple: The ripple finish has a textured surface that mimics the appearance of ripples or waves. This can be achieved through specialized machinery or manual processes that create undulating patterns on the stone’s surface.

Bluestone - Steel Blue

Bluestone Steel Blue is a type of natural stone known for its distinctive cool toned, blue grey color with subtle variations and occasional veining.