Stone Farm

What Stone Farm does

Stone Farm is a privately held supplier of reclaimed stone and antique brick building materials headquartered in Monroe, Connecticut, with a single physical yard where customers can inspect inventory and a nationwide shipping reach. Founded in 2009, the company sources, harvests, and processes historic materials from demolition sites across the United States and Europe — including notable landmarks such as Boston City Hall plaza, the Charlestown Bridge, the Draper Mill in Hopedale, MA, and St. Joseph's Church in New York City — and converts them into a structured product line: antique brick pavers, reclaimed face brick, thin brick wall veneer, reclaimed brick floor tile, cobblestones (Regulation, Jumbo, Belgian Porphyry, Belgian Sandstone), granite curbing (sorted into Standard, Junior, Step Grade, and Paving Grade), reclaimed stone wall blocks, full bed stone veneer, antique stone flooring, and one-of-a-kind architectural specialties such as millstones and limestone troughs.

The company's core technical capability is fabrication rather than extraction: full reclaimed bricks are sawn into thin wall veneer (1/2" to 3/4") or floor tile, cobblestones are split and graded by thickness and face quality, and granite curbing is sorted by dimensional category. Stone Farm also offers a free AIA- and ASLA-approved continuing education course hosted on AEC Daily, positioning itself as an educational resource for architects and designers alongside its physical materials business.

Commercially, Stone Farm operates a hybrid direct-to-consumer and inside-sales model: enterprise and project revenue is generated through phone, email, and HubSpot-integrated quote request forms, with separate sales channels for architectural/exterior projects and interior brick; smaller-ticket sample purchases flow through an e-commerce shop with fixed pricing (e.g., $15 per thin brick veneer sample pack). Customer segments include enterprise hospitality and retail brands (Starbucks, Patagonia, Ruth's Chris, Timberland, Alo Yoga), interior designers and architects, landscape architects and contractors, and homeowners seeking distinctive materials for patios, driveways, accent walls, and fireplaces. The Fire Farm operates as a sister company under Empire Distributing, providing complementary outdoor living products. Revenue is not publicly disclosed, and there are no disclosed funding rounds.

Name

Stone Farm

Legal name

Stone Farm

Website

https://stonefarmliving.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2009

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Stone Farm is a privately held Connecticut-based supplier of reclaimed stone and antique brick building materials, sourcing historic materials from U.S. and European demolition sites and processing them into thin brick veneer, cobblestones, granite curbing, and specialty architectural pieces for homeowners, designers, and commercial brands.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Reclaimed Building Materials

NAICS

Cut Stone and Stone Product Manufacturing (327991)

SIC

Cut Stone & Stone Products (3281)

akta.pro primary industry

Other Dimension Stone (Slate, Sandstone, Quartzite, Travertine) Quarrying & Fabrication (IMAKAHAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

Granite Quarrying & Dimension Stone Fabrication (IMAKAHAD), Limestone Quarrying (Industrial & Construction Grade) (IMAKAHAC)

Keywords

• Reclaimed building materials
• Antique brick pavers
• Reclaimed cobblestones
• Granite curbing
• Thin brick veneer

Headquarters

HQ city

Monroe

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Reclaimed Stone and Brick Product Sales: Stone Farm generates revenue through the sale of reclaimed building materials including thin brick veneer, brick floor tiles, reclaimed cobblestones, granite curbing, stone wall blocks, full bed stone veneer, and antique brick pavers. Products are sold primarily as one-time transactions for landscaping and construction projects, with pricing based on material type, dimensions, and availability. The company also sells sample quantities through their e-commerce shop at fixed prices (e.g., thin brick wall veneer samples at $15.00).
2. Sample Sales: Direct-to-consumer sales of small sample quantities of thin brick wall veneer and floor tile products through the company website, with fixed pricing for consumer convenience (e.g., $15.00 for wall veneer samples).

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

Stone Farm salvages, harvests, and reclaims historic stone and brick from demolition sites across the US and Europe, then processes them through sawing, splitting, and fabrication operations. The company sells these reclaimed materials — thin brick veneer, brick floor tiles, cobblestones, granite curbing, stone wall blocks, full bed stone veneer, antique brick pavers, and antique stone flooring — to homeowners, contractors, designers, and commercial customers for interior and exterior building and landscaping applications.

Product overview

Stone Farm is a reclaimed stone and antique brick building materials supplier offering a diverse portfolio of salvaged and reclaimed products for interior and exterior design applications. The product line centers on reclaimed brick (offered as full face brick, thin wall veneer, floor tile, and street pavers) and reclaimed stone (cobblestones, granite curbing, wall blocks, full bed stone veneer, and antique stone flooring), complemented by one-of-a-kind architectural specialty pieces. Stone Farm also provides a free AIA-approved continuing education course on reclaimed brick and stone for architects and designers. Products serve residential, commercial, and landscape design markets and are sourced from historic demolition projects across the US and Europe.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Antique Brick Pavers Reclaimed brick pavers harvested from historic streets and sidewalks, designed to withstand heavy vehicular weight and freeze-thaw cycles. Available in tan, red, and burnt orange colors for driveways, patios, and walkways. Sold by the pallet (250 pieces, 2200 lbs) with coverage of 45 sqft (narrow) or 62.5 sqft (wide) per pallet.
• Reclaimed Face Brick Full-size vintage bricks salvaged from the facades of historic buildings such as mills, factories, schools, and row houses. Mineral-rich clay produces color variations and smoother textures, used in exterior cladding, chimneys, garden walls, and restoration projects.
• Reclaimed Brick Veneer (Thin Brick Wall Veneer) Thin-cut brick wall veneer sliced from the face of reclaimed antique bricks (approximately 1/2" thick for NE Mill Blend, 3/4" for Antique Grey), enabling tile-style installation for accent walls, kitchen backsplashes, fireplace surrounds, and commercial interiors. Offered in New England Mill Blend and Antique Grey color options.
• Reclaimed Brick Floor Tile Thin-cut brick floor tile sawn from the top of reclaimed antique bricks, sorted for flat tops and square edges suitable for walking surfaces. Cut from the same New England Mill Blend bricks as the wall veneer, producing larger surface area with more white and grey tones from mortar exposure.
• Reclaimed Cobblestones Antique cobblestone pavers salvaged from historic city streets and European villages. Available in multiple formats including Regulation Cobblestone (~$18/piece), Jumbo Cobblestone (~$35/piece), Antique European Cobblestone (Belgian Porphyry and Belgian Sandstone), Jersey Granite Cobbles (~$15/piece), and specialty blends sourced from Manhattan and New Jersey trolley lines. Offered in various thicknesses from full bed to sliced.
• Reclaimed Granite Curbing Reclaimed granite curbing harvested from streets and bridges, sorted into Standard, Junior, Step Grade, and Paving Grade categories. Used for steps, walkways, patios, driveways, pool coping, and curbing applications. Features hand-hewn or mechanized finishes with grey-to-charcoal earth tone color variations.
• Reclaimed Stone Wall Blocks Large granite blocks reclaimed from retired railroad trestles, bridges, sea walls, cellar foundations, and industrial buildings. Available in Dimensional Wall Block (6-sided blocks) and Semi-Dimensional Wall Block formats, used for retaining walls, sea walls, bench seating, and landscape accent stones. Notable sourcing includes the Charlestown Bridge in Boston.
• Reclaimed Full Bed Stone Veneer Full-depth stone veneer salvaged from historic homes, churches, and civic structures being demolished. Can be as thick as 18 inches, then split or sawn to full bed (3"–6") or thin veneer (.75"–1.5") depths. Displays unique patinas and oxidation colors from decades of exposure.
• Antique Stone Flooring Interior stone flooring made from reclaimed antique materials including limestone (sourced from Morocco, similar to French Loire Valley limestone), antique granite planks, and sliced reclaimed cobblestones. Suitable for entryways, kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, showrooms, and garage floors with a worn, historic texture.
• Architectural Specialties Unique one-of-a-kind reclaimed stone pieces including antique granite millstones, well covers, limestone troughs (5–7 feet in length), ice breakers salvaged from bridge piers, church landing stones, Baltimore keystones, and header/pillar pieces. Sourced from demolished properties and historic structures.

Named customers11 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• The Fire FarmcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Fire Farm is a sister company (subsidiary of Empire Distributing) that provides outdoor living products including outdoor fireplace kits, pizza oven kits, aluminum outdoor kitchen cabinets, and stainless steel grills. Stone Farm's parent company connects these complementary home exterior product lines, allowing cross-referrals between the reclaimed stone and outdoor fireplace/hearth businesses.
• AEC DailyminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAEC Daily hosts Stone Farm's continuing education course 'Reclaiming Historic Brick & Stone for Modern Applications' on their platform, making it accessible to architects and designers seeking professional development credits.
• CADdetailsminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCADdetails distributes Stone Farm's technical specifications and CAD drawings for their reclaimed thin brick products, making them accessible to architects and designers through their specification library.
• US Green Building CouncilminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStone Farm works within the USGBC's LEED certification framework, providing documentation and specifications to customers seeking LEED credits for using reclaimed materials in their projects. Their materials can contribute to credits in Sustainable Sites, Energy and Atmosphere, Materials and Resources, and Innovation and Design categories.
• Natural Stone CouncilminorOthersStone Farm cites the Natural Stone Council as a resource for sustainability information that supports their environmental claims and helps customers understand how reclaimed and natural stone fits into LEED categories.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Vintage Brick & Block: Specializes in reclaimed and antique brick for residential and commercial projects, sourcing from demolition sites across the U.S. Directly competes with Stone Farm's reclaimed brick veneer, face brick, and paver lines.
• Reclaimed DesignWorks: Supplies reclaimed wood, brick, and stone building materials with a nationwide shipping model similar to Stone Farm. Targets architects, designers, and homeowners seeking authentic vintage materials.
• Connecticut Stone Supplies: Connecticut-based fabricator and supplier of natural stone products including reclaimed and antique stone for residential and commercial applications. Operates from the same regional market and shares customer overlap with Stone Farm.
• Architectural Heritage: Reclaims and supplies antique brick, stone, and architectural salvage for restoration and new construction. Direct competitor in the reclaimed materials category targeting similar designer/architect customer segments.
• Olde New England Granite: Specializes in reclaimed granite cobblestones, curbing, and blocks salvaged from New England streets and bridges. Directly overlaps with Stone Farm's cobblestone and granite curbing product lines.

Broad incumbents

• Belden Brick Company: Large U.S. brick manufacturer offering both new and 'vintage-look' brick lines. Represents the manufactured-substitute competitive threat to Stone Farm's reclaimed brick value proposition.
• Pine Hall Brick: Major U.S. brick manufacturer with clay brick and brick pavers including weathered/antique-style finishes. Competes in paver and veneer categories where Stone Farm sells reclaimed alternatives.
• ABC Stone (Architectural Building & Carving Stone): Large New York-based natural stone fabricator and supplier serving architects and designers. Provides a wide portfolio of dimension stone products overlapping with Stone Farm's wall block and veneer offerings.
• Endicott Clay Products: Established U.S. brick manufacturer with face brick and thin brick lines including tumbled and weathered finishes. Represents a manufactured-substitute competitive alternative for architects specifying reclaimed-look brick.

Regional players

• New England Stone Industries: Regional natural stone supplier and fabricator serving New England with cut stone products for architectural and landscape applications. Overlaps with Stone Farm's exterior stone and curbing categories regionally.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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