A coherent selection, room by room.
Start with the spaces in your design: a kitchen island, bathroom surfaces, a staircase, feature walls and custom furniture. Review the colour, movement and finish of the stone across these applications before finalising the fabrication scope.
Design around the actual slab.
Large-format surfaces and bookmatched compositions depend on the available slabs. Discuss visual selection, vein direction, joints and piece layouts before cutting. Natural variation should be reviewed as part of the design.
Resolve the fabrication details.
Cut-to-size work, shaped profiles, CNC and waterjet fabrication each require clear dimensions and drawings. Include edge profiles, cut-outs, thickness, finish and any interfaces with joinery or other trades.
Prepare for the project destination.
Quality checks, piece identification, protective packing and export coordination should follow the agreed scope. Share destination, required delivery timing and any access or handling constraints early.
Send a useful project brief.
Plans and elevations, a material schedule, quantities, dimensions, preferred finishes and the project timeline help us review your requirements with the design or construction team.