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Old Town

Sun-baked terracotta, roasted russet-red, and warm clay-earth tones establish the historic foundation of Old Town by Texas Stone Designs, boldly accented by smoky charcoal-flashed stretchers, charred umber lowlights, and soft sandy-buff flashes across the course. Ambient daylight glides over the gently tumbled faces, shallow surface clefts, and softly battered arrises, casting quiet linear pocket shadows that bring authentic reclaimed depth across the elevation while preserving a warm, time-tested composure. An exceptional specification for North Texas modern farmhouse architecture, rustic Hill Country residences, and classic transitional facades, Old Town coordinates effortlessly alongside rough-sawn cedar timbering, dark bronze or matte-black window framing, smooth off-white stucco, and dark standing-seam metal roofing.


Crafted in the slender, reclaimed-inspired Luxbrick profile, each veneer unit carries the rounded corners, subtle surface irregularities, and vintage patina of salvaged historic clay brickwork without the weight of full-bed masonry. Sized specifically for a traditional grouted joint assembly, the finished wall shifts personality based on joint curation: tooling the courses with an Ivory or bright White mortar produces an energetic, crisp grid that frames each tumbled unit and makes the warm red and sun-cured buff tones pop in high visual contrast, while striking the joints with a standard Gray or warm Buff mortar recedes the coursing lines to softly blend the clay faces and charcoal flashing into an enduring, time-honored masonry field. Supported by lightweight flat veneer pieces alongside matching 90-degree outside corner units, Old Town details cleanly across full exterior facade planes, structural entry pillars, and covered patio kitchen surrounds, while stepping indoors to frame rustic kitchen backsplashes, dramatic floor-to-ceiling fireplaces, and exposed interior accent walls.

All photos are for representative purposes only, we highly recommend viewing a completed construction prior to making any final selections as fidelity of photos is highly dependent upon the display used.

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