Stone Pillars

Throughout history, we’ve marveled at the grandeur of ancient buildings where only the pillars remain standing today, remnants of their once towering splendor from over 500 years ago. Despite their age, stone pillars continue to be utilized, albeit now in varying sizes and specifications tailored to individual needs.

Granite columns, widely used, serve as decorative landscaping elements, suitable for homes, porches, gardens, and even swimming pool areas. Their fireproof qualities and low maintenance make them popular for both interior and exterior design.

Over time, the style and appearance of stone pillars have evolved. In contemporary applications, square or round stone supports fulfill both functional and aesthetic purposes. They might anchor gateways with attached address signs, enhance driveways with lamps, or grace porticos as decorative colonnades providing structural support.

Inside homes, stone columns add sophistication to areas like basements, kitchens, and dining rooms. They can frame features like fireplaces or televisions, coming in varied shapes—rounded, square, tapered, or short (piers)—and customizable in color, tone, markings, and texture to suit personal preferences. Inside homes, stone columns add sophistication to areas like basements, kitchens, and dining rooms. They can frame features like fireplaces or televisions, coming in varied shapes—rounded, square, tapered, or short (piers)—and customizable in color, tone, markings, and texture to suit personal preferences.

Whether enhancing exterior landscapes or interior spaces, modern stone pillars preserve a timeless elegance while adapting to the functional needs and stylistic preferences of today’s architecture and design.