Natural stone veneer wall cladding combines the beauty of real quarried stone with modern formats designed for easier interior and exterior installation. From Stacked Stone Panels and Large Format Linear Wall Cladding to Ashlar Stone Veneer, Dry Stack Stone, TerraForm loose veneer, and AllClad stone tiles, The Surface Shop offers a complete range of natural stone cladding for exterior facades, fireplaces, interior feature walls, and commercial projects.
Surface Shop’s LINEAR collection delivers large-format natural stone wall cladding designed for bold architectural impact. The PLANC™ and STRATA™ ranges feature stone tiles at an impressive 31.5″ in length, creating uninterrupted horizontal lines suited to exterior facades, fireplaces, landscape walls, and contemporary interior feature walls. Three loose strips per set allow each linear stone cladding installation to achieve a unique pattern and stagger.
TerraForm™ is Surface Shop’s loose natural stone veneer collection, crafted from organically varied stone pieces that create texture, depth, and movement across the wall surface. Its free-form mix of shapes, sizes, and natural profiles makes TerraForm™ one of the most expressive stone wall cladding formats in the collection, suited to exterior stone feature walls, interior accent walls, fireplaces, and architectural projects where no two installations should look the same.
Surface Shop’s Ashlar Stone Veneer collection features sawn-cut rectangular and square stone pieces arranged in structured geometric patterns, adapting the look of traditional ashlar stone masonry for modern thin-veneer installation. Available in limestone, quartzite, and sandstone, ashlar wall cladding delivers a refined architectural character suited to contemporary facades, formal interior feature walls, and fireplace surrounds where clean geometry and natural stone texture are both desired.
Surface Shop’s Dry Stack Ledgestone collection features natural stone veneer in tightly layered horizontal courses, creating a rugged yet refined surface for exterior stone wall cladding, fireplaces, feature walls, and retaining walls. A proprietary blend of colors and stone profiles gives each installation natural depth and variation, allowing dry stack stone to work across both contemporary and traditional residential or commercial projects.
AllClad™ is Surface Shop’s large-format natural stone tile system, designed to create seamless wall environments using a single stone type expressed across multiple hand-crafted finishes, including cashmere, honed, linear raked, and splitface. Standard tiles are cut to a 16″ × 24″ format with custom sizing available for specified projects, making AllClad™ a precision stone wall cladding solution for interior feature walls, exterior facades, and commercial environments where material consistency and finish variety are both required.
Surface Shop’s Stacked Stone Rock Panels are architectural-grade natural stone cladding panels manufactured for precise, consistent installation. Each panel is backed by a two-part epoxy system with factory-fitted finger-joint corners and calibrated thickness for clean installation on fireplaces, interior feature walls, exterior facades, and large-scale commercial stone wall cladding projects. For specifiers and contractors who need the speed of a panel system without compromising the authenticity of natural stone, Stacked Stone Panels offer a proven solution.
Below you’ll find our full range of wall veneer profiles. Choose the option that best aligns with the look you want to achieve.
White Quartz Rock Panels, Interior Stairwell Stone Veneer
Below are series of hand selected color pallets to help simplify your search. Contact a Surface Shop Pro for Samples & Pricing once a selection has been made.
Whether you’re looking for stone veneer in a more traditional split-face or dry stack product or are ready to challenge people’s perception of what natural stone is with our Linear or Stone Wall Panel products, Surface Shop has curated a collection of the finest stone veneer products from across the globe.
Natural stone veneer is real quarried stone cut into thinner pieces for wall cladding applications. It is different from manufactured or faux stone, which is made from concrete, foam, or composite materials, depending on the manufacturer. The Surface Shop carries natural stone veneer products because real stone offers stronger durability, richer texture, and better long-term to our clients. For a deeper explanation, read our guide to what stone veneer is.
Stone veneer and stone cladding are often used interchangeably. In most building and design contexts, both describe thin-cut stone applied to a prepared wall surface for decorative and protective purposes. “Veneer” usually refers to the stone layer itself, while “cladding” can describe the broader wall covering system, including the stone, substrate, and installation method.
Exterior stone cladding is the application of natural stone veneer to the outside face of a building, including facades, entryways, foundation walls, columns, and architectural features. Compared with full-depth stone construction, exterior stone cladding provides the look and durability of natural stone with far less weight and better installation flexibility without any drawbacks to full bed stone. Browse our exterior stone cladding applications for your project inspiration.
Yes. Natural stone veneer can be used as exterior siding on residential and commercial buildings, either across a full facade or as accent cladding on selected elevations. When properly installed, it is durable, low maintenance, and develops natural character over time.
Linear wall cladding and AllClad stone tiles are common choices when designers want a clean, contemporary natural stone cladding. Stacked stone panels, ashlar stone veneer, and dry stack stone are often used for exterior siding and facade applications where a more textured, organic stone look is desired.
Stacked stone veneer refers to natural stone pieces installed in horizontal courses to create a layered, dimensional wall surface. The term can describe dry stack ledgestone, where individual pieces are tightly fitted with minimal visible mortar, or stacked stone wall panels, where natural stone pieces are pre-assembled into panel formats for faster installation. Both are commonly used for fireplaces, feature walls, facades, and outdoor living areas.
Stone cladding panels are pre-assembled units of natural stone designed to install faster and more consistently than loose stone veneer. The Surface Shop’s stacked stone panels use natural stone pieces arranged into calibrated panel formats with matching corners for a cleaner installation. Panelized stone cladding is often used for fireplaces, feature walls, exterior accents, and commercial projects where speed and consistency matter.
Common natural stone types used for wall cladding include limestone, quartzite, sandstone, basalt, and slate. Each stone type offers a different color range, surface texture, density, and architectural character. The Surface Shop’s natural stone veneer collections include a range of materials selected for exterior facades, fireplaces, interior feature walls, and commercial wall cladding applications.
There are three components to the cost of stone veneer:
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Natural stone veneer can be more or less expensive than manufactured stone depending on the product, stone type, sourcing, and installation method. Manufactured stone may have a lower upfront material cost in some cases, but natural stone often provides stronger long-term value because it is real quarried material, ages naturally, and is less prone to fading or surface degradation than many faux stone products.
When properly installed, natural stone veneer can last for generations. Its long-term performance depends on the stone density, substrate preparation, waterproofing, installation method, and climate conditions. Dense, high-quality natural stone typically performs very well over time, while very porous or lower-quality stone may be less suitable for demanding freeze-thaw environments.
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