MARLOWEStone & Hearth
A fieldstone New England house in daylight above a flagstone terrace and drystone retaining wall

Fairfield County · Masons since 1962

Stonework that
outlives the house.

Patios, fireplaces, retaining walls and outdoor kitchens — cut on site, set by hand, built to be standing a century from now.

01 — 04Selected work below

Three generations. One rule: set it to outlast us.

Every wall is dry-fit and re-fit before a drop of mortar is mixed. We cut on site, so the stone answers to the house — never to a pallet that showed up on a truck.

You deal with a Marlowe from the first walk-through to the last joint swept clean. No crews sub-contracted to the lowest weekly bid, no salesman you never see again.

A contemporary bluestone path set between rendered garden walls
01 / 04
No. 01
The Ridgeway
Terrace
Bluestone, thermal-cut & dry-laidGreenwich, CT · 2024
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Reclaimed granite garden steps softened by moss
02 / 04
No. 02
Old Mill
Steps
Reclaimed granite, dry-setNew Canaan, CT · 2023
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Bluestone stepping treads crossing a still garden pool
03 / 04
No. 03
The Water Garden
Causeway
Bluestone treads over waterWestport, CT · 2022
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Close detail of a tightly coursed dry-stone wall

Daniel Marlowe · Third generation

A carved limestone fireplace with a fire lit in the hearth
04 / 04
No. 04
The Drawing
Room Hearth
Hand-carved limestoneDarien, CT · 2023
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The film

Fifteen seconds
of the same rule.

Cut for phones, the way most people meet a mason now. Same stone, same standard, no stock footage.

9:16 · 0:15 · Sound on

A record of work, not a catalogue.

No two of these are the same design, because no two houses — or the families in them — are.

62Years building
3Generations of masons
400+Homes & estates

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We take a limited number of projects each season, so every one gets the same hands and the same standard. Walk-throughs are free.