Who is this page for?
Architects, interior designers, builders, developers, showrooms and other trades. If you specify, build or sell stone surfaces and want a fabrication partner, this is the page.
I only need fabrication. Is that fine?
Yes. Send the plans or the slab list and we quote the fabrication and installation. You keep the design and the client relationship.
Can you help before the design is final?
Yes. We work through slab layout, vein direction, seam positions, cutouts and the details that are hard to build, so the drawing and the stone agree before anything is cut.
Can you build curved or custom-shaped stone?
Yes: curved countertops, bar tops and backsplashes, state maps, artwork and inlays, cut by CNC from your drawing. Every drawing gets a feasibility and safety review first, and we tell you early what is not possible.
How do you decide whether a design is possible?
We check the smallest inside radius the tool can cut, narrow or unsupported sections that could crack, the weight of the piece, the slab size and the veining. If a detail fails, we propose the closest version that is safe.
Can you cut a logo or a character for a client?
Yes, when the artwork owner gives written permission or a licence. We do not cut protected artwork without it.
Do you work from plans?
Yes. Send the plans and we walk the scope, identify the slabs and come back with a written quote from the same people who will fabricate and install it.
Can you handle a whole community or phase?
Yes. We offer repeatable specs across a community or a phase, with templating scheduled around your trades, not ours.
Do you take commercial work?
Yes, with commercial-grade detailing when the brief calls for it. Our restaurant tables for a Disney Springs terrace were templated digitally, dry-fitted in the shop and set in a single visit.
Who do I deal with?
One point of contact through every stage, and one invoice. The person who quotes your project is the person who walks it at handover.
What languages do you work in?
English and Portuguese are spoken on site and in the office.