The siding is alternate spaced cedar stained. The stone is dry stacked Montana Bridger-- that at a minimum what our masons call it. Often times other masons in other areas can refer to a specific stone by other names. Source of the stone in any case is Montana.

What was the stain color used on the Gluelam's and beams? Is the vertical siding also Mahogany to match the eves? Was that vertical siding also treated with stain/preservative? Thanks

I believe the body color (alternate spaced cedar) was Pittsburg Tabaco. The beams were a very light almost natural clear coat to protect but to keep the light, clean look of the beams. The mahogany on the vertical elements as well as the closed soffets were given a natural low sheen coating but without any stain added--that is the natural color of the mahogany. Hope that helps