Our Range
Products
Explore our wide range of natural stones — granite, marble, sandstone, porcelain and imported marbles, available in slabs and cut sizes.
Granite
Natural igneous rock — extremely hard, heat resistant.
Marble
Metamorphic stone with unique veining patterns.
Sandstone
Warm, natural tones — ideal for outdoor use.
Porcelain
Engineered tiles — frost-proof and low maintenance.
Quartz
Man-made composite — consistent colour, non-porous.
Imported Marble
Premium quality, luxurious finish, timeless beauty.
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Statuario
Classic white marble with bold grey veining
Calacatta Marble
Timeless Italian elegance with dramatic veining
Indian Sandstone
Natural warmth for gardens and outdoor spaces
Calacatta Gold
Elegant white marble with golden veining
Absolute Black Granite
Pure, consistent jet-black for a modern statement
Kashmir White Granite
Soft light grey with red and black mineral patterns
Outdoor Porcelain Tiles
Low maintenance, frost-proof beauty for exteriors
Black Galaxy Granite
Bold depth with golden star-like speckles
Carrara White
Soft white marble with subtle grey patterns
Nero Marquina
Deep black marble with striking white veins
Emperador Dark
Rich dark brown marble with natural patterns
Botticino Classico
Warm beige marble with subtle natural texture
Grey Fior Di Bosco
Premium grey marble with unique natural patterns
Arabescato Corchia
White marble with bold arabesque patterns
Travertino Beige
Natural beige travertine with layered patterns
Breccia Sardinia
Warm beige marble with unique breccia texture
Luna Beige
Subtle beige marble with soft white veins
Turkish Light
Light cream marble with crystalline finish
Granite vs Quartz — What's the Difference?
Composition
Granite is a natural igneous rock excavated from the earth. Quartz is a man-made composite of natural quartz crystals and resin, offering consistency in colour and pattern.
Appearance
Granite features a unique speckled or mottled pattern — no two slabs are identical. Quartz has a more consistent, uniform appearance due to its engineered nature.
Durability
Both are highly scratch-resistant. Quartz is slightly more flexible and impact-resistant, while granite is harder but can be more prone to chipping at edges.
Maintenance
Granite is porous and requires periodic sealing to prevent staining. Quartz is non-porous and requires minimal maintenance — no sealing necessary.