| Roger Hopkins Stone Sculptor & Associates |
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Roger Hopkins has moved to the
Palm Springs, California area
and has brought with him the
skills of 33 years of building with
stone. His forte is to take rocks
and turn them into beautiful
sculptures. The Southern
California landscape is littered
with diverse and intriguing
boulders which cry out to become
something more than they are.
Palm Springs, California area
and has brought with him the
skills of 33 years of building with
stone. His forte is to take rocks
and turn them into beautiful
sculptures. The Southern
California landscape is littered
with diverse and intriguing
boulders which cry out to become
something more than they are.
| BE sure to watch : "Mega Movers" on the History Channel at 9pm , May 17th. I'm being interviewed for the program. |
Be Sure to check some of our
work shown in:
ARCHITECTURAL
DIGEST April 2006 p.158
work shown in:
ARCHITECTURAL
DIGEST April 2006 p.158
| Roger's work has been seen by millions of television viewers on outstanding programs like: "This Old House", "The Victory Garden", NOVA's "Secrets of Lost Empires", BBC's Horizon, TLC's "Building the Impossible" and even HBO's : "Soprano's" |
WE HAVE MOVED to North Palm Springs, CA. My new studio will be located at 65005 Dillon Road between Palm Drive and Indian Avenue. Our services will be expanded to include stone sales of high quality landscape rock. |
This is our latest "portal"
| Flowing masses of polished rock appear as melting stone |
Basalt columns can make
interesting fountains....we
carry one of the largest
selections
interesting fountains....we
carry one of the largest
selections
| This beautiful fire stone really enhances this Gorgeous Rancho Mirage home |
| Come join us in the desert. The evenings can be cool but we'll just light up a fire rock for you |
| Recently we did some filming for the History Channel's program : "Mega Movers". Watch for it on May 17th. |
| "Bob" died January 8th. He will be sorely missed, but never forgotten. |
| The above vanity and bath tub really set off this rustic cabin |
