A little heartA boulder you carryA spire for the gardenAn arch over the poolA formation you walk around
2″20′
From two inches to twenty feet. The same artisans sculpt every one, so the only limit on size is your imagination.
Start with the wildest version. A waterfall pouring out of a hillside that was never there. A cave you walk into for movie night. A boulder that bubbles by the front door. A rock arch over the pool.
Our artisans sculpt every piece by hand and color it until it looks like it was always there. Faux rock is light and takes almost any shape, from two inches to twenty feet, so it goes where real stone can't: into the basement, around the pump, over the outlet, up the fireplace wall.
Light by design
Rock you can ship. Rock you can set yourself.
Real rock is limited by its weight. Ours isn't. It can be shipped to your door, handled easily and set in place by anyone who likes to build. Or we install it for you.
How it happens
From a dream to stone.
A discovery call or visit
On the phone or in your space: what it means to you, where it goes, how it should look and feel.
A design consultation
Mock-ups or renderings, so you see it and love it before anything is sculpted.
We create whatever your heart desires
Our artisans sculpt it by hand and color it until it looks like it was always there.
Watch our crew sculpt and shape it in the shop, then walk through the finished piece: two waterfalls, a viewing window and an aquarium insert. It feels like Disney, in your own backyard. Imagine it next to your pool.
We love real rock too.
Natural stone is beautiful, and it has its limits: its size, its weight, the shape it came out of the ground in. Faux rock has very few. If your heart is set on real stone, our sister company builds with it.
Athos began with Landon's mentor, Rick Purcell. For more than fifty years Rick built rock all over the world, in zoos and places like them, out of GFRC panels that weighed a tremendous amount and fought you every step of the way.
Rick wanted a lighter way to build the same mountains. He taught Landon the craft, and that search became Athos. Then came a trip to Garden of the Gods. Landon saw an amazing formation there, mimicked it, and made water run through it.
