by Lisa Van Liefde | Apr 17, 2020 | Antique Reclaimed Cobblestone & Curb, Reclaimed Curb
Create curb appeal for your garden walkway, path and driveway with antique reclaimed stone! Reclaimed antique cobblestone is great material to use for perimeter edging or borders for your walkway path or driveway. The Historic European Cobblestone collection offers...
by Lisa Van Liefde | Jan 31, 2020 | Antique Reclaimed Cobblestone & Curb, Antique Sandstone Cobblestone
Memorable homes begin with the driveway! Architect R. Michael Graham designed the stunning mansion using Historic European Cobblestone for this grand entrance. Architect R. Michael Graham of Liederbach and Graham Architects, designed a true revivalist mansion for his...
by Lisa Van Liefde | Oct 8, 2019 | Antique Reclaimed Cobblestone & Curb, Natural Stone
A stone paver should be made of natural stone, but careful review may reveal otherwise! Real stone pavers are available in a variety of natural stone types such as granite, sandstone, porphyry and hard limestones. It’s important to note that some suppliers and...
by Lisa Van Liefde | Jul 17, 2019 | Antique Reclaimed Cobblestone & Curb, Historic Information
History is found beneath your feet! For hundreds of years in Europe, local stone was quarried, hand-split then ‘cobbled’ into rectangle or square shapes for road pavement. Various sizes of cobblestone were used depending upon need. Small cubes or mosaics for intricate...
by Lisa Van Liefde | May 16, 2019 | Antique Reclaimed Cobblestone & Curb
100 to 400 years old, this genuine antique cobblestone and curb from Europe is history beneath your feet! Historic European Cobblestone has already endured centuries of traffic from horses, wagon and tire wheels, pedestrians and all kinds of weather! This old-world...
by Lisa Van Liefde | Apr 12, 2019 | Antique Reclaimed Cobblestone & Curb, Reclaimed – Recycled
Salvaged and recycled cobblestone is unused or unwanted cobblestone paving material that has been saved from the landfills. Deconstructing old cobblestone streets is not a common practice here in the U.S., however in Europe there are areas that cobblestone is being...
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