Six families, sourced for movement and rarity rather than volume. Every slab in inventory has been selected by hand — explore the families below, then come select yours under daylight.
Carrara · Apuan Alps, Italy
The reference stone. Luminous whites carved by decisive grey veining — Calacatta, Statuario, Carrara, Paonazzo. Quiet at a distance, extraordinary up close.
Minas Gerais, Brazil
The drama of marble with the resilience of granite. Naturally dense and scratch-resistant — the slab to specify where a kitchen has to perform as well as it photographs.
Rajasthan & Bahia
Igneous, deeply figured, all but indestructible. We source the rare blocks — the ones with movement — not the commodity stock.
Atlas range & Persia
Translucent, mineral, alive. Backlit, an onyx panel glows from within — reserved for the one surface in a room that should stop people mid-sentence.
Tivoli, Italy & Denizli
Warm, tactile, unmistakably classical. The stone of Roman baths and modern restraint — worked vein-cut or cross-cut to read as movement or calm.
Burgundy & the Algarve
The architect’s neutral. Soft, matte, sedimentary — limestone holds a room together without ever asking for attention. Detail-driven by nature.
The same slab, four ways. Finish changes everything — light, touch, even colour.
A mirror surface that deepens colour and reveals every vein.
Matte and contemporary. Velvet underfoot, forgiving in the light.
Lightly textured — the look of honed with the grip of natural.
Antiqued and tactile, as if the stone has always been there.
No two slabs are alike, and a screen flattens all of it. Book time in the warehouse and choose your exact piece in daylight.