- Home
- Design ideas
- Facade / exterior
- Clad boundary wall and gate
Clad boundary wall and gate
Sandstone, slate or granite on the compound wall and gate pillars.
Photos: Brian Cockley, Sergej *****, T on Unsplash
Why it is trending
The boundary wall is the first thing a passer-by sees of an Indian home. Cladding it in sandstone, slate or granite gives a finished front that does not need repainting every monsoon.
How to get the look
- 1Use split-face or ledge cladding on long walls; flat granite on gate pillars.
- 2Add a coping slab on top so rain runs off.
- 3Light the gate pillars from below.
In stock for this look
Lots our suppliers have listed in these marbles. Tap one to see photos and ask the supplier.
4
4
5
4
5
More looks like this
#33
Golden Jaisalmer-style sandstone
Honey-yellow sandstone walls that glow in the evening sun.
Sandstone · Teak Sandstone · Crystal Yellow
#44
Sandstone and slate facade
Natural cladding that ages well in Indian sun and rain.
Sandstone · Teak Sandstone · Rainbow Sandstone
#58
Red sandstone facade
Dholpur and Agra red sandstone, the colour of India's forts.
Sandstone · Rainbow Sandstone · Teak Sandstone
#94
Granite cobble driveway
Hard-wearing granite setts for driveways and parking.
Granite · Cosmic Black · Rajasthan Black