White marble arches and inlay detail on a monumental facade in morning light

Capability

Architecture

Structural and decorative stone for buildings — cut, carved, dry-fitted and numbered before it ever reaches site.

Overview

Architectural stone is the part of our work that has to be right the first time. A column that arrives 4mm out is not a product complaint, it is a programme delay, so every assembly is dry-fitted in our yard, numbered, and crated in installation order.

We work from architect drawings, heritage survey drawings, or photographs of an existing element that needs replicating. Shop drawings come back to you for approval before a single block is cut.

01

Architectural Stone

The structural and decorative vocabulary of a building, produced to drawing in any of our materials.

  • Columns and pillars
  • Capitals and bases
  • Cornices and mouldings
  • Door and window surrounds
  • Staircases and treads
  • Balustrades and railings
  • Jali and pierced screens
  • Wall panels and cladding
  • Ventilated facade systems
  • Fireplace surrounds
  • Flooring and paving
  • Skirting and architraves

02

Temple Architecture

Sacred architecture carved to traditional proportion, from a single shrine to a full mandap.

Hall of intricately carved white marble pillars inside the Ranakpur Jain temple
Hall of intricately carved white marble pillars inside the Ranakpur Jain temple
  • Hindu temple architecture
  • Jain temple architecture
  • Carved temple pillars
  • Jali screens and windows
  • Carved temple doors and torans
  • Shikhar and domes
  • Chhatris and pavilions
  • Mandap assemblies
  • Plinths and platforms
  • Deity niches and pedestals

03

Heritage Architecture

Replication and restoration of historical stone elements, matched to the original stone where the original quarry is still worked.

  • Heritage element replication
  • Restoration and repair pieces
  • Traditional Rajasthani architecture
  • Hand-carved historical detail
  • Stone matching against a sample
  • Survey-drawing-based reproduction
  • Haveli and palace elements
  • Carved brackets and chhajja

How it runs

The sequence, start to finish

  1. 01

    Drawing review

    We read your architect or survey drawings and raise queries before quoting.

  2. 02

    Shop drawings

    Piece-by-piece shop drawings and a setting-out plan come back for your approval.

  3. 03

    Stone selection

    Blocks are selected and, where the design demands it, reserved for the whole package.

  4. 04

    Cutting and carving

    CNC and waterjet for repeat geometry, hand carving where the pattern is irregular.

  5. 05

    Dry assembly

    The package is built in our yard, checked against the drawing and numbered.

  6. 06

    Crating and dispatch

    Crated in installation order with the setting-out plan packed on top.

Send us your drawings

Share a drawing set, a survey, or even a photograph of the element you need matched. We will come back with a scope, a stone recommendation and an indicative programme.