The European Ledgeline veneer combines weather-worn surface colors with split-faced travertine panels.

The European Ledgeline veneer combines weather-worn surface colors with split-faced travertine panels.

Eldorado Stone, manufacturer of the world’s most believable architectural stone veneer, introduces a bright, contemporary color palette to its European Ledge® profile with the addition of Sea Cliff™. The new shade provides a unique balance of light creams and bright highlights to create the perfect fusion between old-world stonework and modern design. 

As contemporary design options remain in high demand from project specifiers, the innovative application of multi-layered color notes in Sea Cliff provides a versatile design statement to suit a wide range of residential and commercial spaces.

“We’ve been seeing an increased interest for unique design solutions that combine old-world and new-world appeal, which is why we’ve created a new color palette to help modernize our classic European Ledge profile,” said Sarah Lograsso, Director of Marketing. “With the introduction of Sea Cliff, specifiers can now incorporate a fresh new color in a variety of ways without neglecting the more traditional appeal of stone surfaces.”

European Ledge evokes a unique balance of weather-worn surface contours and precision-cut stone to create a modern interpretation of split-face travertine. The panels are assembled into tightly stacked ledge pieces with varying surface heights and lengths, and singles can be used to seamlessly connect two larger panels without cutting. 

Sea Cliff European Ledge evokes the sun-speckled cliffs along the Mediterranean Sea, and its bright white undertones bring a more contemporary look and feel to the overall European Ledge profile. 

European Ledge is also available in six other color palettes: Zinc, Sidewalk, Linen, Glacier, Iron Mill and Cottonwood. To learn more about Eldorado Stone and its products, visit EldoradoStone.com.


Eldorado Stone, LLC is the manufacturer of the world’s most believable architectural stone veneer and is headquartered in San Marcos, California. The company currently operates manufacturing facilities in several states with regional distribution centers across the U.S. For more information and to view a gallery of beautiful installations, visit www.eldoradostone.com.