Marbella flagstone

Marbella looks like wood turned to stone. It has multiple shades of brown, and the stone resembles petrified wood. That look gives walls and edges a warm, natural feel that fits rustic and craftsman homes. The standard flagstone form is used mainly for walls, while the tumbled form, with its smoothed edges, is a favorite for coping and steps. Together they let you carry one stone from walls to pool edges.

Forms we carry

MarbellaFlagstone

MarbellaTumbled flagstone

The petrified wood look

Marbella has multiple shades of brown, and it resembles petrified wood.

If you like this look, also compare it with petrified wood boulders in the yard.

Its warm browns work well with wood fences, redwood decks and craftsman trim. In a mostly green garden, Marbella adds a rich earth tone that ties plantings and hardscape together.

Flagstone for walls, tumbled for edges

The flagstone form is mainly used for walls. It suits planters, seat walls and garden walls.

Tumbled Marbella has rounded edges and is often used for pool coping, stepping stones, stair treads and wall caps.

Putting it together

A Marbella wall topped with tumbled Marbella caps gives a finished, matched look. Talk through both parts of the job up front so the stone matches.

Marbella is weighed and priced by weight, so call or stop by for a quote. Bring your plan and a photo of the house.

Popular uses

• Garden and seat walls
• Tumbled pool coping
• Stepping stones
• Stair treads
• Wall caps