This quartzite flagstone has a lot of rust and soft reds running through out the stone.

This flagstone is truly one of a kind with soft greens, plum, beige, and soft yellow colors.

Mariposa Slate is a black colored slate flagstone with dark rust color highlights. This stone is not recomended for pool decks or around spas due to the high iron conctent.

Crown Hill Materials Tumbled Flagstone is made using a process called “Tumbling” and the stone is literally tumbled in a large cylinder. Sometimes steel balls are added to help the tumbling process, during which the edges of the stone are rounded. This gives the stone a nice soft appearance and texture. This stone is great for garden paths or small seating area in a rustic garden. Click on a tumbnail below to see a larger image of the stone.

This is a rich silver colored quartzite flagstone with hints of soft gold.

Crown Hill Materials carries some of the most unique flagsotnes from around the world. With colors that are sure to match any landscape project. Just click and see.

This is a quartzite found in the U.S. with soft gold and silver colors through out the stone.

Sunset Ridge is a very hard quartzite with gray, rust, charcoal , and plum color variations through out the stone.

This is a very unique and rare selection of stone. Veneto rages form blue/gray in color to soft rust tones. **THIS FLAGSTONE IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR POOL DECKS**

Chestnut flagstone is a very nice stone, it has really soft earth tones that blend with almost every landscape project. This is one of the landscape designers preffered flagstones.