Stone pieces for your space.

Ripple-base dining table

A softly rounded rectangular top above two stone pedestals with concentric ripple relief. A sculptural focal point for a dining room.

Radiating-fold dining table

Two sculpted stone supports bring radiating folds beneath a clean rectangular top. The carved base detail is the defining feature.

Fluted-recess dining table

Fine vertical channels flow around a rounded recess in each pedestal, pairing a tactile base with a calm stone top.

Faceted-base dining table

An understated rectangular stone top rests above two angular, faceted bases. A geometric alternative to carved curves.

Round pedestal dining table

A circular stone top and a broad tapered pedestal create a balanced, compact silhouette for dining spaces.

Stone & oak dining table

An elongated stone top is paired with two warm oak supports. The mixed-material design softens the presence of stone.

Wave-relief coffee table

A low square stone body frames flowing carved waves beneath a clear glass top. The relief remains the centrepiece.

Spiral-relief coffee table

A broad spiral relief sits beneath a transparent glass surface, giving this low square table a distinct sense of movement.

Oval stone & walnut coffee table

A slim oval stone top sits over a walnut frame and open lower shelf. A considered mix of display surface and accessible storage.

Glass & stone coffee table

A round smoked-glass top reveals a sculptural stone cross-base. The transparent surface keeps the composition visually open.

Ripple pedestal side table

A square ripple-carved top with a clear glass cover sits on a compact stone pedestal. Designed here as a side table, not seating.

Folded-cylinder side table

A flat circular top meets a cylindrical stone body wrapped in flowing, gathered folds. A compact sculptural accent.

Double-ripple side table

Two carved ripple recesses sit beneath a clear glass cover on a simple stone cube. The top detail contrasts with plain sides.

Recessed-base side table

A softly squared top rests on a rounded base with sculpted oval recesses. Light and shadow highlight the carving.

Ripple-top console

A long ripple-carved stone top under glass is supported by two slab legs. A distinctive surface for an entrance or hallway.

Radiating-fold console

Sculpted folds fan across the front and continue into the legs, leaving the top as a simple stone display surface.

Double-ripple console

Two ripple-carved recesses form a paired focal point beneath a clear glass top, above a restrained stone frame.

Spiral-front console

A large spiral carving animates the front of this stone console. The upper surface stays flat for display.

Flowing-relief console

Continuous wave-like folds travel across the front and down both legs, giving a clean console form a fluid expression.

Stone & oak writing desk

A stone writing surface rests on two open oak trestles. An understated desk with clear legroom and warm timber detail.

Granite & steel-frame desk

A dark granite worktop pairs with a slender metal frame. Layout, cable openings and support details can be discussed for the space.

Single integrated stone vanity

A wall-mounted stone vanity with an integrated rectangular basin and a clean front edge. The shown design keeps the space below open.

Double-basin vanity top

An extended stone top accommodates two undermount basins and a shared central surface. Cabinetry and fittings are scoped separately.

Pedestal stone basin

A cylindrical stone pedestal rises into a carved bowl. A compact freestanding basin concept with a calm, continuous silhouette.

Straight kitchen counter & splashback

A continuous worktop and matching low splashback for a straight kitchen run. Cut-outs and joints are planned around the final layout.

L-shaped porcelain counter

A porcelain worktop follows a corner layout with carefully planned seams and openings. The surface specification is reviewed for the intended use.

Waterfall kitchen island

A stone or porcelain surface continues down both ends of an island, framing the cabinetry in a clean waterfall profile.

Straight-flight stone stair cladding

Coordinated stone treads and risers for a straight stair flight, with edge and landing details developed from site measurements.

Corner stair & landing cladding

Stone treads, risers and a coordinated landing connect a stair with a turn. The cladding layout follows the existing structure.

Bookmatched stone wall panel

Two selected slabs meet in a mirrored vein composition for an interior feature wall. The final pattern depends on the available slabs.

Fluted stone wall panel

Repeated vertical channels give stone cladding a rhythmic, tactile surface. Panel joints and fixing details are coordinated for the wall.

Linear stone planter

A rectangular stone-clad planter creates a defined edge for a terrace or landscape scheme. Drainage and lining are detailed for the site.

Pool coping corner set

A coordinated corner and straight coping profile for a pool edge. Finish, slip performance and water exposure suitability need project review.