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Highland Stone were employed to design and build two beautiful fireplaces in this residential renovation in the Waikato. Quarried and supplied, the Greywacke stone was chosen for its strength as well consistency in colour. Each stone is hand shaped with the traditional method of hammer and chisel. The outcome of this project exceeded the client's expectations. 

Highland Stone
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Stewart is from a little town in the highlands of Scotland called Lossiemouth. He has always been fascinated by historic stone architecture and took up an SQA (Scottish Qualifications Authority) Masonry apprenticeship after leaving school.  His training covered everything from restoration of heritage buildings (including castles, abbeys and churches) and laying stone on new builds.

In 2006, Stewart moved to New Zealand and took up residence in the Waikato.  He was one of the first people in the country to complete the new NZQA Certificate in Stonemasonry.

Following the Christchurch earthquakes, Stewart relocated to help with the extensive restoration work being undertaken.  After working away from home for a couple of years, he returned to the Waikato and is based in Cambridge doing all types of stonework.

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