Indiana Limestone Gray

Medium gray with warm undertones and fine veining. Southern Indiana bedrock, a century proven.

Indiana Limestone Gray paving and two broad step courses lift a terrace above the lawn, teak loungers set out under the eave.

A linear fire feature sits in a Mayville seat wall, Indiana Limestone Gray paving wrapping the terrace.

A honed Indiana Limestone Gray paver, cool and evenly grained with a fine speckle.

Shrubs spill over a low Mayville wall above a run of Indiana Limestone Gray paving.

The entry front reads in board-formed concrete and a tall Mayville tower, Indiana Limestone Gray paving at the door.

Seen from above, the pool and lawn run the length of the property between Mayville clad wings.

An Indiana Limestone Gray walk runs between planted beds of grasses and low shrubs.

The Stone

The same bedrock, pitched cooler.

Indiana Limestone Gray - medium-gray with subtle warm undertones and delicate veining. Quarried from southern Indiana's legendary bedrock, this durable classic has shaped American architecture for over a century. Quarried and fabricated in the USA.

Color Palette

A medium gray with subtle warm undertones and delicate veining, more restrained than the buff and just as consistent.

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Texture & Character

Supplied in panel, cut and finished to spec for wall cladding, caps, sills and surrounds.

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Origin & Craft

A USA natural stone, quarried from the legendary bedrock of southern Indiana. All natural, never fake.

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Built to Endure

The same bed that has faced American civic architecture for over a century, in the cooler tone.

Applications & Specifications

Spec-ready. Order-ready.

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Veneer

Indiana Limestone Gray

Panel Thin Veneer

Cut panel in 4, 8, 12 and 16 inch heights at 24 inch lengths, honed face and sawn edge, for cladding, caps and sills.

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Thin Veneer

Indiana Limestone Gray

StylePanel

Sizes24"×24", 24"×36", Custom

Thickness~1 1/4"

FaceHoned

EdgeSawn

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The Living Material

Gray is what you specify when the buff would read too warm. Same southern Indiana bedrock, same fine veining, same century of proof on public buildings, pitched cooler and quieter. Against dark glazing or a slate roof it settles in immediately, where a warmer limestone would stay noticeable.

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