We are inspired by creativity and great design. It is our primary objective to provide a diverse collection of high quality stones from reputable manufacturers from all over the world.
Whether it's granite, limestone, marble, onyx, engineered quartz, slate, soapstone, or travertine that you're interested in, we offer complementary consultation services that include information on technical and design specifications as well as samples and project specific sourcing.
The stone portfolio to the right is intended for informational purposes only. Please contact us directly for up to date information on what we currently have in stock and the availability of what you'd like us to bring in.
Quartz:
Composed of 93% quartz and 7% resin, this engineered stone, which is designed and manufactured in Belgium, has a compressive strength of175-275 MPa and a density factor of 6-8 Mohs.
Considered highly scratch, heat, frost and stain resistent, this product is warrantied for both interior and exterior applications and is ideal for counter tops, back splashes, fire places, furniture, cladding and flooring.
Currently available in 26 colours, 3 finishes, 12mm, 20mm and 30mm thicknesses in 55" x 120" slabs.
DIRESCO
Polished, Easy Clean (Honed) & Anticato
Polished & Easy Clean (Honed)
Note: The colours and or patterns in the selected photos may be different than the available slabs. For an accurate idea please contact us for a sample or to view the slab itself.
Granite:
Where granite is sourced is specific to the colour and pattern sought; Brazil, China and India, are some of the world's largest producers.
With an average density range of 2.75g/cc, granite is commonly known for its natural strength, yet it is its momentous patterns and colour combinations, caused by its quartz, and feldspar content, that truly sets itself apart, essentially from itself and from everything else.
Origin: India; Pattern: Vein-like; Primary Colours: Black, Gold, Silver and Brown
Origin: India; Pattern: Uniform; Primary Colours: Black with Silver flecks
Origin: India; Pattern: Uniform; Primary Colours: Brown, Gold and Black
Origin: India; Pattern: Vein-like; Primary Colours: Pink, Red, Grey and Brown
Origin: India; Pattern: Vein-like; Primary Colours: Green, Blue, White
Origin: Australia, India, South Africa & Sweden; Pattern: Uniform; Primary Colours: Black
Origin: India; Pattern: Vein-like; Primary Colours: Peach, Orange, Grey/Green threads,
Origin: India; Pattern: Vein-like; Primary Colours: Brown and Gray
Origin: India; Pattern: Uniform; Primary Colours: Green and Black
Origin: India; Pattern: Uniform; Primary Colours: Brown, Black, Blue, Reddish-Tan flecks
Origin: India; Pattern: Uniform; Primary Colours: Red and Black
Origin: India; Pattern: Uniform; Primary Colours: Blue, Purple and Black
Origin: India; Pattern: Uniform; Primary Colours: Grey, White, and Burgundy
Origin: India; Pattern: Vein-like; Primary Colours: Gold, Brown and Beige
Origin: India; Pattern: Waves; Primary Colours: Burgundy and Peach
Origin: India; Pattern: Waves; Primary Colours: Burgendy, Black, Purple, Peach and Brown
Origin: India; Pattern: Vein-like, Waves; Primary Colours: Grey, Gold, Peach and Beige
Origin: Ukraine; Pattern: Uniform; Colours: Black, Grey and Opalescent Blue
Origin: India; Pattern: Uniform; Colours: Black, Grey and Opalescent Blue
Origin: India; Pattern: Waves; Colours: Beige, Burgendy and Gold
Marble:
Marble is the material used in classical pieces such as the Taj Mahal and Venus de Milo. With its strong yet malleable tendencies paired with it's ability to interact well with light, Marble is essentially a metamorphsis of Limestone that is ideal for the finer details; whether it's a fireplace, vanity, flooring for low traffic areas, or furniture.
It should be noted that marble is quite soft and porous, so it works best on surfaces that aren't subjected to daily use, such as counter tops.
Limestone:
The great pyramids are made out of limestone. Noted for its strength and subtle beauty, limestone is still considered a major material used in architectural applications. Minimizing weight issues, limestone is best used in thin panels for flooring, facades, counter tops or other surfaces.
Because of its composition, of silica, clay, silt and sand, Limestone is available in several different patterns and colours, as some of the examples to the right demonstrate.
Perlato Adera is from Yadda Yadda and ranges in colour... or is monolithic
Travertine:
A type of limestone that is commonly known for its stricking textural character, Travertine is available in light buff through tan brown and shades of red.
Available in either vein-like linear, or flowery random patterns, in polished or honed finishes, this type of stone is ideal for a softer look.
Average density, 140 -165lb/ft3
Onyx:
Noted for its incredibly fine crystalline and translucent features, that can be backlit for added effect, Onyx is truly a stone that speaks luxury.
Strongly banded in almost any colour, this material can be easily carved into a piece of art or used for cladding, to showcase a fireplace, bar or vanity top.
*Quartz
* Granite
* Marble
* Limestone
* Travertine
* Onyx
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