This beautiful new NativeStone finish didn’t just wash up on shore. We developed an entire range of blues and greens before landing on Ocean, a serene fusion of blue and green that represents our commitment to sustainable design – and is made to evoke the tranquility and changing nature of the sea.
Discover how one designer used a NativeStone concrete bathtub to harmonize emotions in this reimagined home featuring Tuscan architecture.
Eye for Pretty’s Nicole Salceda stands in the entryway of her recent whole-house spec home design, where she used her signature warm minimalism style – and featured a NativeStone Avalon 72 tub in Ash.
Earthy. Bohemian. Simple. Lived in. Sunshine-y.
No matter what space Magnolia Network’s Amy Neunsinger touches, her interiors seem to have these attributes in common. A first-call photographer and designer from Los Angeles, Amy designed and lives in one of the most photographed homes in California.
Although many interior designers tout a pre-determined design style, this isn’t the way that Noz Nozawa likes to do things. Instead, she lets the architecture, location of the home and family dictate her choices. This makes her design style fluid – and entirely surprising. Which we here at Native Trails absolutely love.
“If you’ve ever wondered if it would be ridiculous to put a tub in your bedroom, maybe I can help clear things up,” says Amber Dunford, art director for Overstock.com. “It is 100 percent ridiculous, and probably the coolest decision ever. Do it. Seriously.”
Amber caught Native Trails’ eye—and imagination—when during a recent remodel of her home in Salt Lake City, Utah, she installed a NativeStone Avalon concrete bathtub against a picture window in her bedroom.
