Flexible stone on a private house with round columns

Private house with tall gables and a bay window, facade in Tender Rock flexible stone

Side view of the house: tall gables, red roof and a Tender Rock flexible stone facade, with lawn

The house from the garden, with bay window, tall gable and beige flexible stone facade among shrubs

General view of the house from the lawn: bay window, gables and a red tiled roof

Side of the house with brown-framed windows and a Tender Rock flexible stone facade, shrubs in front

Side facade with windows, a balcony with wrought-iron railing and beige flexible stone

Street facade with two brown garage doors, steps and wrought-iron railings

Brown garage door under a gable, Tender Rock flexible stone facade and paved driveway

Side view of the house with large windows and a red roof, clad in beige flexible stone

View from the gate: house with a red roof and a light flexible stone facade

Main entrance with steps, wrought-iron railings and two round columns clad in flexible stone

Cantilevered volume resting on two round columns clad in flexible stone

Round column by the entrance, clad in flexible stone along its full radius

Round terrace column wrapped in flexible stone with joints following the radius

Bay window with its own tiled roof, clad in Tender Rock flexible stone, against a blue sky

Tall gable and bay window seen from below, beige flexible stone and brown window frames

Corner of the house with a window, white downpipe and Tender Rock flexible stone, from below

Corner with two planes clad in Tender Rock flexible stone, relief texture

Round columns wrapped in Tender Rock flexible stone

Area:185 m²

Year:2024

A round column is the simplest test for any cladding: if the material will not bend, it has to be cut into narrow strips and the column turns into a polygon. Here R02 Tender Rock wraps the columns along their full radius, with joints that follow the curve.

Two of them carry a cantilevered volume, clad the same way across its faces and edges. The rest of the house is no simpler: tall gables, a bay window with its own roof, a roofline that breaks several times. The thin layer runs over every one of those edges without thickening it.

The warm sand tone does not fight the red tiles — it balances them, and the mineral pigments hold their colour for 25 to 30 years.

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