We used the fairly rare Red Shama stone with the Tubse texture on the house walls and Smooth texture on the wall face.

The stark White Chevroni Stone with the engraving is an excellent contrast to the Red Shama wall. It accentuates the script. Draws attention to the artistry.

Once the script is computer generated, each letter and serif is hand carved into the stone with meticulous care. We pride ourselves on our artistry and ability to customize our product to the needs of our customers.

This Mansion in the Judean Hills of Jerusalem is clad in the magnificent Yellow Birzet Stone. The Taltish texture helps to reflect the sun creating that golden hue that is so pervasive in Jerusalem. The refrain "Jerusalem of Gold" originates from this reflective phenomena.

Every line and corner precise. This stairway, also using Yellow Birzet but Smooth is a contrast in texture but is consistent with the stone of the house.

We used an eclectic mix of stones in both color and texture to create this warm eye-catcher. Notice the contrast maintained by the window edges despite the mixed cladding used on the walls.

This guest house uses a warm mix of colors but maintains the same Tubse texture. The predominant stone color is Grey Birzet which fits the color scheme of the windows.

This house in Tekoa is located in the stark desert environment of the Gush Etsion. To reduce the visual footprint on the surroundings we used Saír stone with a rough Strike cut texture. Because of its thermal properties Jerusalem Stone is the perfect insulator keeping a house warm in winter and cool in summer.

Saír stone. The most revered stone framing our most precious gifts.

This home has full time exposure to the sun. We wanted to use this phenomena to our advantage by cladding the walls with Yellow Birzet and with a Taltish texture which best reflects the golden hues of the stone.

This house on a hill overlooking the famous Herod's Temple uses the White Chevroni stone to reflect the intense heat of the sun. The properties of colour, texture and stone density are all used to create a perfect aesthetic and thermal environment.

The texture and shape of this Chevroni stone house are used to accentuate the window frames of this home which, when completed, will become a primary feature of the house.