Every surface begins as light across natural stone.

Block selection

We choose the raw blocks ourselves, across the marble types we keep in stock, reading the vein before it's ever sawn so we know what the finished stone will do.

Slabbing

Each block is sawn into slabs on our own machines, opened in sequence so that adjoining slabs continue one another's pattern rather than repeat it.

Finishing

The surface treatment is applied here, while the slab is still at its largest — a finish is far more even and consistent set across a full slab than it is chased across many small cut pieces afterwards.

• Raw cut
• Honed
• Polished
• Sandblasted
• Hammered
• Flamed
• Brushed
• Leathered
• Tumbled

Cutting to size

Finished slabs are cut to the dimensions an order calls for — full panels, fixed tile formats, or the smaller pieces that go on to become mosaic.

Mosaic assembly

Offcuts and smaller pieces are set into geometric mosaic by hand, tile by tile, matched for grain and light so the finished sheet reads as one continuous surface.