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WALNUT SPACE

Stone

Weight, pattern and permanence.

Large-format marble and stone chosen slab by slab for the way the veining moves.

Close view of a veined stone panel behind timber shelving

Character & use

Stone gives a room its sense of permanence. We use it where weight and durability matter — dining and island tables, window seats, vanity tops and wall panels — and where a single surface can carry the drama of a room on its own.

Veined stone is selected by slab rather than by name. The same stone can read as calm or restless depending on how the veining is cut and book-matched, so we review slabs, or detailed photographs of them, before cutting.

Stone, marble, sintered stone and engineered surfaces each behave differently in daily use. We discuss maintenance, sealing and edge profiles openly so that the chosen surface suits the household, not only the image.

Round marble dining table surrounded by leather-backed dining chairs
Stone-topped island table in graphite with bronze-tone detailing and curved upholstered chairs
Stone window seat framed by sheer and bronze-toned curtains

Qualities & applications

Qualities

  • Visual weight and permanence
  • Unique veining per slab
  • Cool to the touch
  • Selected and matched by slab

Where we use it

  • Dining and island tables
  • Window seats and ledges
  • Feature wall panels
  • Kitchen and vanity worktops

Specify stone for your home.

Tell us about your space and we will propose materials and send samples.