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PYRENEES QUARRIES PHOTO GALLERY We consider ourselves highly privileged in that we supply stone, in many and varied shapes and forms, to an incredibly gifted and versatile group of artists, designers, builders, landscapers, cabinet makers, sculptors and artisans. We have asked them to share some of their work, using our stone, with you. Prepare yourself for a visual feast!
This restful and serene setting has been created using feature rocks in Yapeen sandstone. Landscaping designed and created by Tranquil Grove Open Garden and Landscaping
Pyrenees Quarries stock a good range of basalt boulders. Here they are shown to full advantage in a striking landscape designed and created by Tranquil Grove Open Garden and Landscaping This dramatic and powerful setting has been created with Pyrenees quartzite feature stones. Landscaping designed and created by Tranquil Grove Open Garden and Landscaping
A quirky eye-catching garden feature using Pyrenees offcut random paving. Landscaping designed and created by Tranquil Grove Open Garden and Landscaping.
Elegant and timeless – this pod basin set in a benchtop of dark Pyrenees Slate with natural pyrite, designed and manufactured by Boyd Alternatives. Visit their website to see more superb designs. Website: www.boydalternatives.com.au Contact details: Deborah Boyd phone 03 5472 5518.
Stone and steel combine beautifully in this decorative table base with steel frame and cast iron feet. Table base was designed and created by Tait Decorative Iron of Castlemaine. Table top created by Pyrenees Quarries. See more works by Tait Decorative Iron on their website at www.decorativeiron.com.au Contact Neil Tait on 03 5472 3569 or email at tait@gcom.net.au
This photo speaks for itself! What more could we add? This stunning home is built from our own “Chooky” Sandstone and features an exquisite fountain created by Billman’s Foundry.
Dry stone walls are a timeless, classic garden feature and this is clearly evident in this section of dry stone wall, built using Pyrenees Quarries “Chooky” sandstone. Landscaping designed and created by Neale Edwards Garden Design. For more information, visit their website at: www.negardendesign.com.au Contact details: Email: neale@negardendesign.com.au Contact Neale on 03 5439 3969 or 0428 393233 A work in progress! Neil Davis Landscaping is using Yapeen sandstone and Pyrenees walling stone to create an attractive yet highly functional BBQ corner in this garden. There are a million ways to use our stone! Your imagination is the only limit. Neil Davis Landscaping has designed and created this delightful garden feature using Pyrenees feature stones.
A stone “sampler”. Neil Davis Landscaping has used Yapeen sandstone in the wall on right, bluestone pitchers on the left wall, centre steps are in black slate and the front step is a Pyrenees natural shaped step. Neil Davis Landscaping of Bentleigh East. Contact details: Phone 0417 170149. Email: ndavis@7mail.com Sleek, sophisticated, stylish. Smart Stone “Gelsomino” reconstituted stone has been used to create the benchtops in this elegant kitchen, designed, manufactured and installed by Bourke’s Kitchens of Bendigo, with benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd. Another view of this smart kitchen, created by Bourke’s Kitchens of Bendigo, with benchtops by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd.
Wow! Cooking would never be an unpleasant task in a kitchen like this! This magnificent kitchen has been designed, manufactured and installed by Bourke’s Kitchens of Bendigo. Benchtops were manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd using Smart Stone “New Sandstorm” reconstituted stone.
This kitchen designed, manufactured and installed by Bourke’s Kitchens, Bendigo, benchtops manufactured and installed by Pyrenees Quarries Pty Ltd.
This superb kitchen was designed, manufactured and installed by Bourke’s Kitchens of 176 Murphy Street, Bendigo, Vic, 3550. Phone 03 54417786. See more of their sensational designs on their website at: www.bourkeskitchens.com.au |
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