Beyond Stone

Jet black granite against warm timber. Simple, striking, and built to handle a busy kitchen without showing a mark. Granite is one of the hardest natural stones available, making it perfect for high-use surfaces like this benchtop.

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Marble hex mosaics on the bathroom floor, because the details underneath your feet matter just as much as the ones at eye level. This soft, tonal variation in natural marble creates texture and interest without competing with the rest of the space.
We carry a range of natural stone mosaics and tiles in our Osborne Park showroom. Come in and see them for yourself.
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Australian marble with curved radius edges. There's something about the way natural stone catches the light that no engineered product can replicate. This benchtop was shaped and finished by hand in our Osborne Park workshop, every curve carefully profiled to suit the design.

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Throwback to one of our projects in City Beach and we still love it just as much today. That limestone island with the rounded end, paired with timber battens and a thick, honed edge. It's warm, coastal, and completely timeless. This is what happens when the right stone meets a great design team.

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Another look at the Black Tempest Quartzite kitchen, because one photo was never going to do it justice. Benchtop, splashback, island, all flowing together in that deep, dramatic movement. Quartzite is naturally one of the hardest stones available, so it's as practical as it is beautiful.

Our team delivering and installing a custom curved radius stone piece at Kings Park, one of Perth's most iconic locations. The work that goes into shaping a curve like this from a full slab is something else, and we're proud to have our craftsmanship on show in a setting like this.

Australian marble, floating shelves, curved radius edges. This kind of detail doesn't happen by accident. It takes careful templating, precise cutting and real craftsmanship to get this outcome in natural stone. The result? A small detail that elevates the entire space.
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Rosso Robico, custom shaped and installed in Claremont. This dining table is a statement piece in every sense, with that incredible movement of rust, grey and white running through the full slab and matched legs. No two pieces of natural stone will ever look like this. That's the whole point.
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Black Tempest Quartzite in Stoneville. Bold, moody, and absolutely striking. The movement in this stone carries from the splashback right through the island, creating a kitchen that feels like a piece of art. Quartzite is naturally hard-wearing too, so it looks this good for the long haul.

Natural stone doing what it does best. This kitchen features stone splashback with matching benchtop, and the veining from this Australian natural stone tells a story no engineered product can replicate. Beautifully paired with olive cabinetry and timber floors.
Project: Kate MacTiernan
Photo: Tilt Productions