Full-cycle natural stone for the facade: own quarrying and production of limestone, three signature collections — warm beige and cool grey — and architectural stone decor of any complexity: portals, cornices, balustrades, window surrounds and carving. The studio matches the breed, finish and coursing to the architecture of the house and answers for the facade with one contract — from samples to installation.
A stone facade is the one decision in a house you make once and for a century. Limestone does not fade, does not peel and does not go out of fashion: in the sun it warms to honey, after rain it deepens, and year by year it only settles into the architecture. A house in natural stone reads as solid from the first glance — because it is.
The palette runs from warm beige to cool grey. Gohare is a warm Iranian limestone, dense and even; Genaldon is a cool grey Russian stone with a quiet marble figure; Oriental Beige is a soft beige from Oman. Each is quarried in blocks and cut to the drawing — cladding, plinth, steps, window surrounds — in the finish the facade asks for: polished, honed, sandblasted, bush-hammered or split.
This is one of the stone solutions in the studio’s selection. Beyond flat cladding the workshop cuts architectural decor — portals, cornices, balusters, ornament — so a facade can be as plain or as carved as the house wants, all from one stone and one hand.
Why order it through the studio
The stone is chosen for the project
Facade, plinth, entrance and window surrounds ask for different breed, finish and format. The studio matches the collection and the coursing to the drawings — you don’t guess between quarries, we answer for the choice.
Producer’s price on the studio’s terms
Direct supply from own quarrying and production: project price, slabs and cut-to-size elements, carved decor and delivery under one contract with the studio.
Stone that outlives the warranty
Dense limestone takes frost, water and de-icing salt. We detail the junctions and fixings — cornices, sills, corners — so the stonework works for decades, not seasons.
Facades
A house faced in natural stone
From a classical residence to a modern volume, limestone gives a facade the one thing render and panel cannot — weight and age. Full walls, plinths, entrances and window bands are laid in one stone and one coursing, so the house reads as carved from a single block.
Three collections
Beige, grey — three limestones
Three signature stones cover the palette a facade needs. Warm beige Gohare from Iran, cool grey Genaldon from Russia, soft beige Oriental Beige from Oman — each quarried in blocks and finished to order. Samples and slabs are approved before a single element goes into production.
Architectural decor
Portals, cornices, carving
Where the house asks for more than a flat wall, the workshop carves it: window surrounds and monumental portals, cornices and balustrades, ornament and rustication. Stone decor is drawn with the facade, cut on CNC and finished by hand — one material from the plinth to the pediment.
The craft
From the quarry to installation
Stone begins in the mountain. Blocks come from the quarry, are sawn into slabs and elements, machined on CNC and hand-finished, then set on the facade to a fixing detail. The full cycle in one hand is why the colour matches from the first course to the last.
What you get
| Collections | Genaldon (grey, RU) · Gohare (beige, Iran) · Oriental Beige (beige, Oman) |
| Material | Marbleised limestone · natural stone |
| Formats | Tiles · slabs · cut-to-size · large format |
| Finishes | Polished · honed · sandblasted · bush-hammered · split |
| Products | Facade cladding · portals · cornices · balustrades · surrounds · carved decor |
| Use | Facades · plinth · entrances · terraces · interior decor |
| Segment | Premium / luxury · direct supply from production |
Ordering through the studio includes
- Selection of collection and finish for the facade drawings
- Samples and coursing approval before production
- Producer’s price on the studio’s terms
- Manufacturing of carved decor and cut-to-size elements
- Delivery and professional installation on the facade
- Detailing of junctions, fixings and site supervision
Already standing in these homes
Stone on a facade lives a century. Our job is not only to cut it beautifully but to set it so that a hundred years on, the junction still holds.