Stone Masonry Services

Marble is renowned for its natural beauty, elegance, and timeless appeal. Its unique veining and patterns add a luxurious and sophisticated touch to any space. It brings a sense of opulence and refinement, making it a sought-after material that can be used in various applications, from flooring to counter tops, wall cladding, and even decorative accents and for furniture manufacturing. Its adaptability allows for different finishes, such as polished or honed, catering to different design preferences.

Marble is a metamorphic rock formed from limestone that has undergone immense heat and pressure over time. By examining the geological formations where the marble was quarried, geologists can estimate the age of the rock layers from which the marble was extracted. This provides a broad age range but not the specific age of the marble itself. Marble is a durable stone, known for its longevity. When properly cared for, it can withstand the test of time. This durability makes it a practical choice for high-traffic areas or surfaces that endure regular use. Each piece of marble is unique due to its natural variation in color and veining. This uniqueness adds character to a space, ensuring that no two slabs of marble will ever be identical.

Due to its association with luxury and quality, incorporating marble into a property can potentially increase its resale value. It is often seen as a high-end and desirable feature in homes and commercial spaces. marble continues to be a preferred choice for those seeking to add a touch of sophistication, luxury, and longevity to their designs. The process of extracting, sculpting, and working with marble requires skill and craftsmanship. Our stonemasons offer highly competitive prices for for clients and work exclusively with us on the drawing and design process.

See below examples of stone and previous projects that we have incorporated into our cient’s projects and product manufacturing.

Bar in Verde Guatemala marble at GREENHOUSE, Sandton.

Bar in Verde Guatemala marble at GREENHOUSE, Sandton.

Herringbone floor detail at GREENHOUSE, Sandton.

Herringbone floor detail at GREENHOUSE, Sandton.

Gorgeous herringbone floor detail at GREENHOUSE, Sandton.

Gorgeous herringbone floor detail at GREENHOUSE, Sandton.

Meticulous stonemasry detailing in the dining area at GREENHOUSE, Sandton.

Meticulous stonemasry detailing in the dining area at GREENHOUSE, Sandton.

  • Bianco Carrara

    often referred to as Carrara marble, is a high-quality and sought-after type of marble that originates from the Carrara region in Italy. Bianco Carrara marble is known for its predominantly white or light gray background color with delicate, subtle veining. The veins can vary in shades of gray, and occasionally they might contain a touch of gold or blue hues. While it's considered a high-quality marble, Bianco Carrara marble is relatively more affordable compared to some other premium marble varieties, making it an attractive choice for those seeking a luxurious look at a slightly more accessible price point.

  • Verde Guatemala

    Verde Guatemala is relatively rare, which adds to its allure. Its limited availability contributes to its exclusivity and makes it a prized choice for those seeking a unique and less commonly found stone. The stone's intense green coloration and natural patterns make it an eye-catching choice for interior design. Its variations in shading and veining provide a unique and artistic look, ensuring that each slab is distinct.

  • Nero Fiorito

    Nero Fiorito is an exquisite black marble featuring striking ash-grey veining accented by delicate white highlights. Translated as 'black flower,' this marble boasts naturally occurring three-dimensional optical illusions that demand the spotlight in any design it adorns. With its captivating features, Nero Fiorito stands as a centerpiece, elevating the allure of every space it enriches

  • Nero Portoro

    Unlike the more common white Italian marble, Portoro Gold or Nero Portoro is uniquely sourced from quarries in Northern Italy, specifically from the island of Porto Venere in La Spezia. Nero Portoro marble slabs are highly coveted for their lustrous black backdrop intricately adorned with striking gold and white veining, forming captivating lightning-strike patterns on the stone. Their rarity, sophistication, and exclusive aesthetic make Nero Portoro marble a sought-after choice in the world of marbles, offering a touch of luxury and exclusivity to any space.

  • Calacatta Viola

    Calacatta Viola is an exceptional and striking marble known for its distinguished purple-colored veining set against a pure white background. Uniquely captivating, Calacatta Viola stands out for its elegant aesthetic, showcasing beautifully pronounced and vibrant veins. What makes Calacatta Viola particularly special is its rarity and the distinct coloration, which sets it apart from other Calacatta varieties. It's not common to find natural marble with such bold and distinctive purple veining, making it a standout choice for those seeking a more unique and luxurious touch in their designs.

  • Onyx

    Due to its inherent beauty, onyx is often associated with luxury and opulence. Its use in interior design projects, whether in the form of countertops, wall cladding, lighting fixtures, or decorative accents, elevates the overall ambiance of a space.

    Onyx is highly versatile and can be used in various design applications such as countertops, feature walls, fireplace surrounds, and artistic installations. Its translucency, when properly lit, creates a breathtaking effect, particularly in areas that allow light to pass through.

    Some types of onyx, especially those with unique and rare colorations or patterns, are considered exclusive and harder to source, further adding to their value and importance in high-end interior design.

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