Grangestone: Quiet Luxury

Grangestone is our love letter to flagstone — especially slate, the most timeless of outdoor materials. It combines no-nonsense rusticity with primal elemental power to create luxurious and versatile spaces.

A plethora of options adds to Grangestone’s versatility. From large, lighter-colored stones to smaller slate offerings that bring sophistication to gardens and landscapes, there are countless ways to add flagstone indoors and out.

A Timeless Material

Slate and its close relatives are steeped in history and authenticity, giving them a unique ability to elevate minimal exteriors (and interiors). They soften the starkness of modernism and the formality of stately landscapes. And they accentuate organic architectural spaces, whether those are inspired by the mountains, desert, or ocean.

Yet one more reason slate other types of flagstone have made their mark over the centuries: they have boundless indoor-outdoor potential, allowing for the elusive continuous material palette.

Flagstone, Two Ways

There are two expressions of Grangestone.

First, Petros, a stately and classic material that showcases slate in its most raw and rugged form. The medium and large pieces bring a fresh perspective to slate, indoors and out.

Then, there is Grangestone Galet. These smaller format slate pieces can be incorporated instead of mulch or exposed dirt, creating an intentional and sophisticated look, while remaining a permeable surface. Used wisely, it’s an elegant finishing touch — and a smart choice in wildfire zones.

Smell

Gasoline, stone, sand, and cypress with touches of leather, vetiver, musk, oak, and dried fallen leaves. Also: notes of rubber and metal. Like Biker by Wild Drops.

Taste

Ribeye paired with red wine, filet kebab and grilled vegetables with araq, flor de calabaza with a smoky mezcal paloma

See

The work of Scottish artist Andy Goldsworthy, or Russ Meyer’s Beyond the Valley of the Dolls

Touch

Tree bark, granite, worn-in leather

Hear

Deep, gravelly vocals of ’70s rock, perhaps with a country twist. Lou Reed or Johnny Cash.