Sandstone
Sandstone textures are typically defined by their layered and granular appearance, reflecting their formation from compressed sand grains. They often exhibit warm, earthy tones, ranging from light tan and beige to richer browns, reds, and yellows, influenced by the minerals present. The surface can vary from relatively smooth to quite rough and porous, often displaying subtle variations in grain size and color banding that contribute to its natural, textured character. The visual appeal of sandstone lies in its organic warmth and the sense of depth created by its granular composition and layered structure.
