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Commercial & Hospitality
Hotels · Retail · Developments · London
Hotels · Retail · Developments · London
Commercial stone is a different discipline from residential. The quantities are larger, the programme is fixed, and the work has to be sequenced around other trades on a live site.
We have delivered stone for luxury hotels including the Royal Lancaster Hotel, the Landmark Hotel and the Marriott, for retail interiors including Chanel at Harrods, and for multi-storey residential developments across central London. We are CHAS accredited.
Marble reception counters, bar tops, vanity units, floors, wall cladding and custom staircases. On development work, repeatable kitchen and bathroom packages across many units, to one specification and one tolerance.
We work directly with designers, main contractors and project managers, and we hold slabs so that a specification agreed at design stage is the material that actually arrives on site.
The risk on a commercial stone package is rarely the stone. It is the sequence — templating too early, a slab that is no longer available when the order is placed, or a delivery that cannot reach the floor it is needed on.
Sourcing direct and fabricating in our own workshop is what lets us hold a date rather than pass on someone else's delay.
Yes. Most of our commercial work is delivered alongside a main contractor, coordinating our sequence with the other trades on site.
We are CHAS accredited. Documentation for a specific project can be provided on request.
Yes. Multi-storey residential developments are a substantial part of what we do — the same kitchen or bathroom package delivered across many units to a single specification and tolerance.
That is exactly why we hold slabs. Natural stone varies block to block, so the reliable way to honour a specification is to reserve the material rather than re-order it later by name.
