Stone

Natural variation. Lasting presence.

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Stone surface and texture

Stone brings its own history to a design through grain, veining, colour and texture. Working with it begins by understanding the particular material.

Surfaces, objects and carved forms

Explore carved objects, furniture elements, surfaces and sculptural details. We can investigate stone types and finishes around the scale and purpose of your project.

How we can help

Come to us for one part of the process or a project that brings several together. These are some of the ways we can work with stone.

Worldwide sourcing

Investigate stone, slabs, carved components and finished objects through suppliers and workshops worldwide. We can source around a colour, veining pattern, surface finish or carving technique.

Consultation & material direction

Compare samples and discuss the visual effect, intended setting and practical constraints. A consultation might explore stone for a furniture piece, a material palette or a sculptural commission.

Design & development

Develop a basin form, tabletop, plinth or decorative object with specialist makers. We can refine proportions, edge profiles, surface finishes and the relationship with supporting materials.

Art & installations

Bring carved stone, stacked forms or stone elements into an art installation. We can coordinate design and fabrication with specialist advice on handling, supports and installation.

Manufacturing & supply

Arrange cutting, carving and finishing for individual pieces or a coordinated series. Samples, natural variation, packing and delivery requirements can be agreed before production.

Our own collections

Help select complementary pieces from our own decorative object and hardware collections for a stone-led scheme. Ask us about stone objects and new additions as the collection grows.

Start with a material.

Send dimensions, reference images and the intended setting. Weight, support, edge details and variation between samples and finished pieces all belong in the brief.

Discuss your project

A starting point for your idea.

A single piece, a collection or something made to your brief. Share your references and we can explore the next step together.

Discuss your project