Master stone fabricators
Stone, shaped to last a lifetime.
Since 1987 we have quarried, cut, and hand-finished the world's finest marble, granite, and quartz — for homes and spaces that deserve permanence.
37
Years of craft
2,400+
Surfaces installed
18
Quarry partners
100%
Hand-finished
Our craft
Every slab is chosen, cut, and finished by hand.
We are not a warehouse. We are a workshop. Each project begins at the quarry, where we select stone for character and integrity, and ends in our shop, where master masons hone every edge to a mirror finish. Nothing leaves our floor that we would not install in our own homes.
Our storyWhat we do
Services built around stone
Custom Countertops
Precision-cut kitchen and bath surfaces, book-matched and polished to a flawless finish.
Feature Walls
Floor-to-ceiling stone panels that transform lobbies, living rooms, and spas into landmarks.
Staircases & Balustrades
Sculptural marble treads and railings, engineered for beauty and a lifetime of use.
Fireplace Surrounds
Hand-carved hearths and mantels that anchor a room in warmth and permanence.
Restoration & Polishing
Bring tired stone back to life — honing, polishing, sealing, and chip repair.
Consultation & Sourcing
We travel to the quarry. Select rare slabs with you and advise on the right stone for the job.
Featured project
The Obsidian Kitchen Island
A waterfall island carved from a single book-matched slab of black Marquina marble with gold veining. Templated digitally, cut by CNC, and hand-polished over four days in our shop before a seamless installation in Beverly Hills.
- — Book-matched single slab
- — Mitered waterfall edges
- — High-gloss polish, 4-day finish
How we work
A four-step craft
01
Consultation
We visit the site, take precise measurements, and learn how the space is lived in.
02
Stone Selection
Browse rare slabs in our slab yard or travel with us to the quarry for the choosing.
03
Fabrication
Digital templating, CNC cutting, and hand-finishing in our climate-controlled shop.
04
Installation
Our master installers set, level, and seal every seam to a museum standard.