A distinct feature in Bluestone that we love is the catspaw markings that are present in the surface of the pavers and tiles. These castpaws are the result of the air bubbles present during this stunning lava stone’s molten formation. It’s truly mind-boggling to think of how long these air bubbles sat, patiently waiting to be uncovered as the stone cooled, solidified and eventually came to be quarried.

Bluestone paving has a unique softness and warmth in its appearance, despite being a dark coloured stone. This characteristic often sees Bluestone pavers used by designers looking to offset the lush greens of multi-layered planting, contrast pool interiors or to contrast stacked timber around pizza ovens and fire-pits. Bluestone continues to be a favourite of some of the most respected and decorated architects and designers in the Australian building industry, a testament to its ability to adapt to a broad range of applications and uses.

As we continue to see projects completed in this gorgeous stone, it’s clear to see why it’s been so widely used for such a long time, it’s a stone that simply delivers- every time. We’re confident you’ll agree.