The Beverly Stone - A Midcentury Bewilderment

The Beverly Stone was crafted at some point in the 1950s to bring a little dimension to the occasionally-drab tan limestone. Substitutes for the pink stone were often brick of varying colors, but the pink we think you'll find most enjoyable. Found clad to the exteriors of Midcentury ranches, this indomitable stone will leave you both perplexed and bemused at its kitsch style.

Here are some examples of the stone in real life (borrowed from the Internet):







The stone pairs well with a tan or silver roof, but if you're a fan of color and feeling daring, we think a striking blue is quite appropriate.

Enjoy!

Category: Wall Coverings/Masonry
Cost: $10 (Beverly Stone) and $11 (The Wall of the Fireplace in Pink)

Additional Credits:
Maxis for both textures, Homecrafter, GIMP, and my neighborhood of homes for the inspiration!