STONE
MASONRY
STEVEN MCKAY
STONE TO THE BONE
With over 30 years of incredible stone art and random stone walling, it was my dad who taught me stone.
We have done many a mad project together, from dry stone dykes and stone bridges to building the beautiful natural stone and clay house that we grew up in in Portugal.
My father building walls long before I was born.
STEVEN MCKAY
STONE TO THE BONE
With over 30 years of incredible stone art and random stone walling, it was my dad who taught me stone.
We have done many a mad project together, from dry stone dykes and stone bridges to building the beautiful natural stone and clay house that we grew up in in Portugal.
SCOTTISH STONE
PORTSOY, SCOTLAND
THE FIRST STONE HOUSE
I only spent the first six years of my life in this house, but the incredible stonework my father created has always left a huge impression on me.
This house, with its legendary triangular lintel is one of my great inspirations.
SCOTTISH STONE
PORTSOY, SCOTLAND
THE FIRST STONE HOUSE
I only spent the first six years of my life in this house, but the incredible stonework my father created has always left a huge impression on me.
This house, with its legendary triangular lintel is one of my great inspirations.
Me in front of the first stone house I grew up in.
PORTUGUESE STONE
ALENTEJO, PORTUGAL
THE SECOND STONE HOUSE
My family moved to Portugal and rebuilt a ruin when I was 6 in the purest countryside.
Naturally built by my father with stone and clay from the land, with the help of his three little labourers of course – my two siblings and I.
PORTUGUESE STONE
ALENTEJO, PORTUGAL
THE SECOND STONE HOUSE
My family moved to Portugal and rebuilt a ruin when I was 6 in the purest countryside.
Naturally built by my father with stone and clay from the land, with the help of his three little labourers of course – my two siblings and I.
Me in front of the first second stone house I grew up in.
ALENTEJO, PORTUGAL
THE SECOND STONE HOUSE
My family moved to Portugal and rebuilt a ruin when I was 6 in the purest countryside.
Naturally built by my father with stone and clay from the land, with the help of his three little labourers of course – my two siblings and I.