We have no showroom. We have a workshop.
01Why
A showroom shows you 10×10cm samples. It tells you nothing about how the vein will fall on your worktop, or whether the joint will show.
The workshop shows you the machine that cuts, the slab that will become yours, and the piece being assembled before it reaches your home. It is more useful, and more honest.
02The process
01
Survey
We measure on site with laser, after the cabinetry is installed. Never from a drawing.
02
Slab selection
You choose the specific slab with us. We photograph it and mark where each cut will fall.
03
Cut planning
We plan the cuts so the vein continues from surface to surface and joints fall where they will not be seen.
04
CNC cutting
Waterjet and CNC, to under a millimetre. Cut-outs for sinks and hobs happen here.
05
Polishing and dry assembly
Every piece is dry-assembled in the workshop. If something does not meet, we find it here rather than in your home.
06
Installation
Delivered and installed by the same team that cut the pieces.
03What we make
Kitchen worktops
Worktops, islands and splashbacks in natural stone, with the vein carried through.
We measure on site with laser, cut on CNC, and dry-assemble in the workshop before installation. Joints are planned where they will not be seen.
Bathrooms
Cladding, counters, showers and carved basins.
An entire bathroom from one stone, with concealed drainage and joints turned into internal corners. The basin can be carved from the same slab as the counter.
Cladding
Walls, fireplaces and columns in full cladding.
Book-matched slabs where the stone allows, on a substructure that disappears entirely behind the surface.
Staircases
Treads, risers and monolithic steps.
Slip resistance where it is needed, without altering how the stone reads.