Natural stone fireplaces
Stone fireplaces, fitted by hand.
Fieldstone, ledgestone and rounded river-rock looks bring texture and weight to a room. Every stone is sorted, cut and fitted on site for a tight, natural pattern.
Why natural stone
Natural stone has depth and color variation that no paint or tile can copy. Each piece is different, which is why layout matters: a good mason balances sizes and colors across the whole wall so no area looks crowded or patchy.
- Fieldstone and irregular patterns for a rustic, mountain-home look
- Ledgestone and stacked patterns for clean horizontal lines
- Rounded river-rock styles with visible grout joints
- Stone hearths, mantel shelves and raised bench seating
Planning a stone fireplace
Real stone is heavier than manufactured veneer, so we look at what is behind the fireplace and how the weight will be supported before you choose. If natural stone is not the right fit for your wall, we will show you lighter options with a similar look.
We help you compare samples and finished examples, and we plan the stone around your firebox, mantel and hearth so the joints and edges come out clean.
From the gallery
Recent fireplaces.
Real projects by Nick Lambdin Masonry. See the full gallery for more.
Fieldstone fireplace
Fieldstone-style fireplace with large irregular stones, a stepped surround and a wood mantel.
See in galleryRounded river-rock style
Rounded river-rock style stone fireplace with a dark wood mantel and a slate hearth.
See in galleryFieldstone with cherry mantel
Dark fieldstone-style fireplace with a cherry-stained wood mantel.
See in gallery