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Westridge Honed

A luminous, sun-bleached foundation of calcified alabaster, soft bone, and pale limestone-cream tones defines Westridge Honed by Texas Stone Designs, presenting an exceptionally consistent, light-reflective warmth across the run. Smooth planar faces, micro-fine aggregate pitting, and precision-honed arrises diffuse natural daylight evenly, casting quiet, razor-thin perimeter reveals that impart tailored architectural depth without the rugged distraction of quarry clefts or fractured hollows. An authoritative specification for North Texas modern commercial envelopes, sleek institutional portals, and contemporary residential architecture, Westridge Honed coordinates effortlessly alongside dark bronze or matte-black window framing, crisp off-white or greige stucco, natural stained cedar accents, and dark architectural coping.


Cast in the monumental Contempo profile, each large-format rectilinear block features generous ashlar proportions, true-cut corners, and a flat honed face engineered to deliver expansive planar sightlines. Sized specifically for a modern, grid-aligned grouted joint assembly, its final architectural character responds dynamically to mortar curation: tooling the courses with an Ivory or bright White mortar produces an expansive, monolithic plane where the bed lines softly dissolve into the pale faces for an airy, seamless limestone aesthetic; conversely, striking the joints with a standard Gray or Charcoal mortar introduces clean graphic definition around each block, establishing a crisp structural grid that emphasizes disciplined planar massing. Supported by lightweight flat veneer units alongside matching 90-degree outside corner pieces, Westridge Honed details cleanly across broad exterior commercial facades, healthcare entry drop-offs, and civic porticos, while stepping indoors to anchor soaring two-story great room fireplace towers and minimalist gallery feature 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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