Stone

Natural Stone

Slabs selected for their individual pattern, colour and architectural presence.

Material illustrations

Material illustrations. Confirm colour, texture, substrate, bonding, edge details and suitability using physical samples and technical sheets.

4 · Material illustrations

01 Natural Stone Types and Slab-Edge Appearance

Natural Stone · Natural Stone Types and Slab-Edge Appearance — **Natural Stone Types and Slab-Edge Appearance**

02 Polished and Honed Marble Finish Comparison

Natural Stone · Polished and Honed Marble Finish Comparison — **Polished and Honed Marble Finish Comparison**

03 Granite Crystals and Slab-Edge Detail

Natural Stone · Granite Crystals and Slab-Edge Detail — **Granite Crystals and Slab-Edge Detail**

04 Vein-Cut, Cross-Cut and Open-Pore Travertine

Natural Stone · Vein-Cut, Cross-Cut and Open-Pore Travertine — **Vein-Cut, Cross-Cut and Open-Pore Travertine**

Develop the slab layout before assigning focal panels and seams. Discuss acceptable variation, edge design and the intended exposure with the project team, keeping the chosen stone type and its proposed protective treatment explicit in the specification. Compare an actual sample under the project lighting, then review its proposed substrate, edge detail and fixing method. Confirm the selected grade and its suitability for the intended location against the relevant technical sheet before final specification.

Natural Stone

Material illustrations

01 Natural Stone Types and Slab-Edge Appearance

02 Polished and Honed Marble Finish Comparison

03 Granite Crystals and Slab-Edge Detail

04 Vein-Cut, Cross-Cut and Open-Pore Travertine

Material & technical notes

Characteristics

Colour direction

Grain & texture

Surface treatment

Processing considerations

Grade selection

Care & maintenance

Specification to confirm

Typical spaces to discuss

Related material and finish references

Choose your next step

A drawing. A material.A place you have in mind.

A drawing. A material.
A place you have in mind.