If you're looking for the wow factor for your building project, Acanthus Cast Stone Ltd are excited to introduce their new Terracotta colour.

Did you know that at Acanthus Cast Stone Ltd, they manufacture a wide range of distinctive architectural, landscape and garden products at the factory in Derbyshire.

Their choice of eight natural stone colours perfectly complements any building, and anything in their range can be manufactured in their new Terracotta colour.

From window heads and cills to pier caps and porticos, choose from the extensive range of standard designs or use the bespoke service, both at surprisingly affordable prices.

What colour cast stone should I choose?
While colour choices ultimately come down to personal preference, certain colours have stood the test of time and possess a timeless allure. There are also colours that work particularly well with specific architectural types and the area that surrounds your property.

Head over to their exterior stone colour guide for a detailed guide on the best practices for selecting the right colour for your project.

As a general rule of thumb, the colour of stone that you choose for your property should be considerate of the following:

• Brick, cladding and render colours
• Roof colour and style
• Window and door colours
• Existing stone elements within the architecture
• Landscaping style.

Over recent times darker colours such as charcoal, grey, and now the new terracotta have grown in popularity significantly. They think this is for good reason, being bold and impactful, but also beautiful and classy if applied correctly.

All their products are available in eight standard colours that reflect natural stone shades. You can choose from:

• Portland
• Ivory
• Bathstone
• Cotswold
• Yorkstone
• Natural Grey
• Charcoal (15% surcharge)
• Terracotta (15% surcharge).

Free Samples
Choosing the right colour stone for your project is an important decision. At Acanthus they make it easy for you to decide by providing samples for you to check against your brick or render colour.

They also recommend that you check the colour in different lights to be sure you’re making the right choice.

People also often request their samples to present at planning meetings, as it helps with giving a clear idea of the design to the planning committee.

Free samples can be ordered online and will be sent in the post – just click below to order them.

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