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If you're looking to give your fireplace a facelift, nothing compares to the rustic charm of brick and stone facing. Not only is it a timeless aesthetic, but it also adds texture, color, and coziness to your home. Let's explore some of the most popular options for refacing your fireplace with brick and stone.  Stacked Stone Fireplace Facing  Stacked stone is one of the most popular materials when it comes to refacing a fireplace. It’s easy to install and creates a beautiful layered look in colors ranging from warm earthy tones to cool grays. Stacked stone also works well with almost any style of home decor, whether modern or rustic. The added texture of stacked stone creates an inviting atmosphere that will be sure to make your guests feel at home! Ledgestone Fireplace Facing  If you're looking for something more unique, ledgestone could be the perfect option for you! Ledgestone has a smooth finish that can add subtle sophistication to any room. It also offers endless col...

Photo by  Jakob Owens  on  Unsplash   The choice between natural stone veneer and manufactured stone veneer often depends on personal needs and preference. In order to make an adequate choice, it is important to be aware of the difference between the two.  When manufactured cultured stone veneer was relatively new on the market, they became extremely popular for building façade cladding and wall finishing. This is probably due to their lower cost and extensive product range. However, natural stone veneer remains a preferred option for homeowners due to its authenticity and natural aesthetics. But what is the difference between these two types of cladding? Natural stone veneer is, as suggested by its name, made of real stone. The big pieces are then cut in thin profiles and turned into facets. Natural stone veneer differs from manufactured with its imperfections, texture and color variety. On the other hand, manufactured stone veneer is a man-made product that ...