The Charm of Cultural Stone: Beautiful Scenery All Year Round

Introduction to Cultural Stone

"Cultural stone" is a general term that includes both natural and artificial types. Natural cultural stones are mainly divided into sedimentary sandstone and hard slate, while artificial cultural stones are made from inorganic pigments such as cement, sand, and ceramsite, processed professionally and cured with special steaming techniques.

Characteristics of Cultural Stone

Cultural stones have the following advantages:

• Eco-friendly and Energy-saving: Pay attention to environmental protection during production and save energy when used.

• Light in Texture: Easy to transport and install.

• High Strength: Durable and not easily damaged.

• Good Freeze-Thaw Resistance: Suitable for outdoor use and can withstand climate changes.

Applications of Cultural Stone

Cultural stones are commonly used for exterior walls of buildings or for partial interior decoration, especially suitable for high-end architectural places such as bars, villas, and restaurants to achieve an antique effect.

Outdoor Applications

• Landscape Identification: Such as garden fences, pillars, paths, small bridges, and public signs.

• Decorative Effect: Beautiful scenery all year round, adding a natural atmosphere.

Indoor Applications

• Background Walls: Add an artistic atmosphere to the interior.

• Fireplaces: Enhance the grade of indoor decoration.

• TV Walls: Create a personalized viewing experience.

• Corridors: Guide the line of sight and increase the sense of space.

• Kitchens: Enhance the aesthetics of the cooking environment.

Origin of Cultural Stone

Cultural stones come from natural stone mines, including slate, sandstone, quartz stone, etc., and become decorative building materials after processing. Natural cultural stones are known for their hard texture, bright color, rich texture, and various styles. They have characteristics such as high compression resistance, wear resistance, fire resistance, cold resistance, corrosion resistance, and low water absorption rate.

Significance of Cultural Stone

Cultural stones themselves do not have specific cultural connotations, but they embody people's pursuit of nature and simplicity in indoor and outdoor decoration with their rough texture, rich colors, and natural shapes. This mentality can also be understood as a kind of living culture.