Provence Cladding

The Provence natural stone cladding adorns the walls in a nuanced shade of beige, with the warm hues unique to stone. Its irregularly shaped tiles add texture and character, both indoors and outdoors. Whether used on a facade, a low wall, a patio, or a living room wall, it pairs equally well with reclaimed wood and terracotta as it does with natural stone flooring. Since each piece has its own variations in color and shape, the result is unique to every project.

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Natural stone siding in warm tones

Bring the elegance of the South to your walls with Provence natural stone siding. Inspired by traditional buildings in the Midi region, It evokes the raw beauty of Provençal farmhouses thanks to shades that range from warm beige to soft ochre and golden stone. In fact, since each tile is unique, every project achieves a look all its own. Its traditional, textured dry-stone appearance adds depth to facades, low walls, pillars, and interior walls alike. To compare with another shade, check out the Lyla beige wainscoting or the Luberon cladding.

The Benefits of Provence Siding

  • Genuine Natural Stone in warm, luminous shades
  • Dry-stone finish with a traditional and structured look
  • Can be installed indoors or outdoors
  • High frost resistance, to climate fluctuations and UV rays
  • Easy-to-install siding
  • Easy Maintenance, with built-in natural protection
  • Enhancing the value of buildings through a striking aesthetic design

Where should you install natural stone siding?

According to the project, the Provence cladding can be used in a variety of configurations:

  • Facades and perimeter walls
  • Low walls and pillars
  • Mediterranean Terrace Walls and Patios
  • Pool Edges and Water Walls
  • An accent wall in the living room or a fireplace surround
  • Lobbies, reception areas, and outdoor kitchens

For the ground around a pond, see our pool range, which serves as a nice complement to the wall decor.

Natural stone or engineered stone?

Unlike reconstituted stone cladding, natural stone develops a subtle patina over the years that enhances the character of the project. Crafted from sturdy stone, the Provence cladding stands the test of time without losing its luster. Furthermore, if you prefer reclaimed materials, our antique stone cladding offer a different approach.

What materials go well with the Provence siding?

The warm tones of the stone blend with the old wood, for a roof frame or hardwood floor, and with the antique terracotta, such as the tomettes or the wallets. In addition, a natural stone flooring on the floor continues the same mineral-inspired aesthetic.

Request a quote for Provence siding

Are you planning an outdoor landscaping project, or do you want to spruce up your interior spaces? Contact us to get a personalized quote and technical advice tailored to your surface and substrate.

Finally, you can add the product to your quote or call us at 04 66 74 47 65.

Frequently Asked Questions About Natural Stone Siding

What is the difference between natural stone siding and engineered stone siding?

Natural stone siding is cut from rock: each slab retains its color, texture, and surface pattern, and the stone develops a patina over the years. Reconstructed siding is manufactured using a molding process and reproduces the appearance of stone more uniformly.

Can the Provence siding be installed both indoors and outdoors?

Yes, it can be installed both indoors and outdoors. Its resistance to frost, weather fluctuations, and UV rays also makes it suitable for exposed facades, low walls, and pillars.

Is the Provence siding easy to install?

Yes, this siding is easy to install. Depending on the substrate and the surface to be covered, our team will provide you with technical advice tailored to your project.

Can this siding be used around a pool?

Yes, it can be used to finish pool edges and water walls. For flooring around the pool, check out our pool product line: coping stones, slip-resistant outdoor tiles, and pavers.

What materials go well with natural stone siding in warm tones?

Antique wood, antique terracotta, and natural stone flooring blend harmoniously with its shades of beige and ochre, creating a seamless transition from one room to the next.

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