Wow, I just created another thread with the same question! Only different photos)

Could it be just the renders and in reality you can't get something like that?

If someone knows how to put this wall texture on sketchup i'd be happy as well! Hahaha

@sergo if i find out ill let you know

Thank you so much Austere Hamlet!!!

You could use real stone that is only say 10mm thick like a tile thickness and even looks like a tile but is real stone cut thinly and not in an even shape, so looks like broken stone so it doesn't carry any excessive weight, this can I believe be glued to plaster walls or perhaps cement sheet and it can be put on like a crazy stone, not following any sort of pattern but that will just give you a stone wall with joins albeit natural joins but not an overal natural stone look that I know of. The alternative is if you want to build it into the plan is to create a footing in the foundations to hold the weight of real stone blocks but again there will be joins however this could look amazing being real as you could choose between limestone, bluestone or sandstone.

Thank you so much Barbara ill have a look on this tile option! Thank you

You're welcome Amany.

You could also search the Houzz website for "stone walls" for example, there are 1000's of examples of things you might be interested in. All you need to decide on if you seriously want such a wall or something like it whether you build the idea into a house plan so you would have a concrete foundation included to carry the wall, or if you are too far past the idea, in other words your home is built and you would like to replicate the idea in some way, then the tiles could still give you a similar look but it would have joins and when I say tiles it might still be real stone cut thinly so as to mimic a real full thickness stone wall.

So below are two photo's from the thousands of photo's under the title "internal stone walls" on Houzz. I'm sure both are real, the first one looks like limestone and the second sandstone. The first one is a tile or as described in the picture a "veneer" and has been attached to a simple brick wall I imagine but the effect is still very nice, this randome sized pattern is called an "ashla pattern"

I think just looking at the edges on the second photo it looks like genuine full thickness reall stone but both are still real. You can get more info by clicking on either photo.

Good luck.

Cheers, Barbara

Santa Barbara Sandstone "Castle Rock" veneer · More Info

Internal Feature Wall - Donnybrookstone with granite bench top · More Info

Could you create using something like paper mache covered with concrete paint effect?
I saw similar on an episode of Fixer Upper but it didn’t say how to make it