Sandstone
Elevate your home office and living spaces by introducing natural warmth and organic texture with natural sandstone from Vardhman Sagar Marbles.
Known for exceptional durability, weather resistance, and timeless aesthetics, our sandstone selection will create both visual and functional effects, adding value and character to your home.
We have been supplying sandstone since 2002, continuously introducing new variants to match traditional, modern, luxurious, minimalistic, and rustic home designs.
Discover Earth’s Timeless Beauty with Our Sandstone Collection
We offer a diverse collection of sandstone, handpicked by our experts to add personality, functionality, and longevity to any space. The natural colour variations and unique veining of sandstones ensure that no two pieces are alike, giving your home a truly bespoke feel.
Available in a variety of colours, shades, patterns, and finishes, check out our collection of premium sandstone and pick the ones that blend well with your home aesthetics.
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Types of Sandstone Available to Elevate Your Space
At Vardhman Sagar Marbles, you can find a variety of popular sandstone options. The unique colours, patterns, textures, and finishes make them versatile, with uses ranging from flooring and cladding to paving, walling, and sculpting.
Here is the overview of the common types of sandstone available at Vardhman Sagar Marbles:
| Colours Available | Textures Available | Finishes Available |
| Red: Offers deep, rich red hues for creating striking designs and adding elegance. (E.g., Dholpur Red Sandstone, Red Sandstone) | Fine Grain: The grains have a diameter between 0.0625 mm and 0.25 mm. The stones have small pores and a smooth feel. | Rough/Flamed: A highly-textured, raw finish achieved through sandblasting, gang sawing, and hydra-splitting. It offers excellent slip resistance. |
| Yellow/Golden: Comes with warm golden and amber tones that are great for creating a cosy ambience. (E.g., Yellow Sandstone, Fluted Yellow Sandstone) | Medium Grain: The diameter of the grains ranges from 0.25 mm to 0.5 mm. This is the standard grain size, and the stone feels gritty or sand-like to the touch. | Leathered: A subtle, pebbly texture with matte-like finish, achieved by brushing the surface with hard plastic or diamond-tipped brushes. It is great for concealing minor imperfections and fingerprints. |
| Rainbow: Features multi-colour patterns that create a unique, earthy look. (E.g., Rainbow Sandstone) | Coarse Grain: The grains have a diameter between 0.5 mm and 2 mm. The stones come with large pores that are easily visible. They feel rough and granular when touched. | Polished/Honed: A smooth, glossy, and highly reflective finish, achieved through repeated abrasive treatments that close pores. It is great for adding elegance to low-traffic areas where slipping is not a concern. |
| Beige/Brown: Comes with warm tones that create a neutral and creamy appearance. (E.g., Travertine Stone, Sandstone Slabs) | Fluted: Shallow, vertical, and parallel grooves carved on the stone for an architectural rather than natural texture. The patterns look and feel dimensional and rhythmic. | Clear Cast: A thick, durable, and glass-like transparent layer of resin or epoxy, applied as a protective coating. It is great for protecting the stone’s surface with a high-gloss finish. |
| Ivory: Adds elegance to spaces with light shades and a subtle, uniform white and sometimes off-white hue. (E.g., Travertine Stone) | Travertine: A distinct type of rock that is often grouped as sandstone, has visible holes and cavities left by trapped gas or organic matter. The stones feel rugged and porous to the touch. | Natural Split/Cleft: Layered stones split along their natural fault lines to create a slightly uneven rustic surface with gentle ridges. It is great for achieving an extremely textured and slip-resistant, naturally occurring look. |
Applications of Sandstone: Timeless Stone, Modern Uses
Sandstone has versatile applications in residential and commercial buildings, used in both interior and exterior spaces. It can seamlessly bridge architectural traditions with contemporary design.
The aesthetic appeal, durability, insulating property, weather resistance, heat and impact tolerance, ease of maintenance, and workability of sandstones make them ideal for the following applications:
| Interior Space | Exterior Space |
| Flooring: The slip-resistant properties or finishes of sandstone make it an excellent choice for flooring in areas receiving high foot traffic. | Paving & Patios: The durability and weather resistance of sandstones make them ideal for use in driveways, pool surrounds, and garden paths. |
| Wall Cladding & Feature Walls: Sandstone with unique colour and patterns is great for creating focal points in living rooms, bathrooms, and lobbies. | Garden Features: Natural-looking sandstone can be used for building or extending garden borders, walls, water features, and sculptures. |
| Countertops & Vanities: Sealed sandstones have exceptional heat and water resistance, making them practical and hygienic for use in kitchen countertops and bathroom vanities. | Exterior Walls & Facades: The weather resistance and thermal insulation properties of sandstone make it useful in constructing building exteriors. |
| Fireplace Surrounds: The fire and heat resistance of sandstone makes it visually appealing as well as safe for use in fireplace walls and surrounds. | Structural Elements: Sandstone can be easily cut into blocks for use in columns, foundations, coping, sills, pillars, arches, and decorative carvings. |
Why Pick Sandstone? Earth’s Palette for Your Home
The natural beauty, durability, and versatility of sandstone make it an excellent choice for home design projects. The unique textures, diverse colours, and earthy tone of sandstone will create a warm and timeless aesthetic in your interior spaces. It can also elevate your outdoor space.
Sandstone’s durability, heat tolerance, and slip-resistance also enhance safety when used in areas receiving heat (kitchens), water (bathrooms), and foot traffic (lobbies). Its insulating property will also keep your interiors cool during the summer and warm during the winter.
Sandstone is also cost-effective, inert, sustainable, and low-maintenance.
- Long-Lasting & Durable
- Aesthetical Appeal & Unique Variations
- Chemical Inertness & Slip-Resistant Finishes
- Versatility in Application
- Cost-Effective & Low Maintenance
- Sustainable, Eco-Friendly & Chemical-Free
- Easy Custom Installation
- Relatively Inexpensive
Not Just a Company, But Your Ideal Partner- Why Vardhman Sagar Marbles?
At Vardhman Sagar Marbles, we are committed to ensuring premium quality, a wide variety, transparent pricing, and reliable customer service. Many of our clients in Kishangarh consider us more than a company- They see us as their ideal home project partner and a dependable supplier of high-quality sandstone pieces.
We source our sandstones from a variety of quarries, handpicked for diverse colours and patterns, and apply different finishes. We also use advanced processing methods to ensure proper cutting without damaging the stones. We have also been in this industry for more than 22 years, and our experts are always ready to answer your queries and offer advice.
- Premium & High-Quality Sandstones
- Diverse Stone Selection
- Handpicked Stones & Advanced Cutting Methods
- Competitive & Transparent Pricing
- Expert Support & On-Time Delivery
- Solid Reputation & Trusted Name
- Local Sourcing & Imported Pieces
- Two Decades of Industry Expertise
FAQs
Yes, the colour of sandstone can gradually fade over time due to prolonged weathering and exposure to direct sunlight. The stone will get a “weathered” character as years pass.
Travertine is often grouped as sandstone due to similarities in appearance. Both types of rocks come with neutral tones and porosity. The two types are also used as pavers, with many other common applications. Both are sedimentary rocks, where travertine is based on calcium carbonate, and sandstone on silica.
Maintaining sandstone requires regular sweeping for the removal of loose dirt and debris. You should also mop with warm water and use pH-neutral, non-acidic cleaners with a soft-bristle brush. You can also use a stone-specific cleaner with a nylon pad. Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach, vinegar, and hydrochloric acid.
Sealing is not an absolute necessity, but something highly recommended. It protects sandstones and extends their longevity. It also guards against the colour fading caused by constant weathering and sun exposure.