Stone Selection

Jervaulx - A hard dense stone sourced from the Lincolnshire. It has soft tones from sand to gold. This is the traditional stone of this area which is featured in the towns of Stamford, Ely and Lincoln. This material can be found in Blenheim Palace.

Tuscan travertine - This creamy travertine has been honed and filled to give a smooth textured look. This is a hardwearing travertine, which is suitable for use in any room in the house. The stone is complimented with a range of moulding and borders to complete the desired finish.

St Aubin - An extremely dense German limestone. This neutral limestone is suitable for use in any area of the house. It has a neutral colour with scattered fossil and darker speckled egg markings. This material is featured in the Great Court of the British Museum.

Aged Lambourne - A particularly dense material, which is sourced from India. It is carefully aged and cut into large format sizes to give the appearance of a traditional English material.

Avabah - A durable limestone sourced from southern Asia with colours from pale to dark honey tones with fossil and veining. This stone is cut into flagstone sizes; this is an ideal compliment when using lots of teak or oak in a kitchen environment.
Finishes – Aged, tumbled or honed.

Brushed Bourgogne - A classic hardwearing French limestone with chestnut to taupe colours. This gives a warm flagstone look to any room in the house and is a particularly effective compliment to the painted or traditions kitchens. This material has a non slip surface and is suitable for use outside.