Stonegraph / Collections

Five ways stone enters a building.

Everything below is made to order. There is no catalogue and no minimum run — a single mandir or four hundred metres of carved cladding are the same conversation.

Collection 01

Bespoke murals

3D CNC stone murals · bespoke wall reliefs · intricate stone art

What this collection is

Stone
Beige limestone · white marble · travertine · sandstone
Format
Single panels through to joined multi-panel compositions
Cut
Deep 3D relief, CNC-cut then hand-refined
Specified for
Feature walls, lobbies, headboards, backlit installations

Collection 02

Garden & outdoor living

Parasol bases · planters · garden statuary · water features

What this collection is

Stone
Sandstone · white marble
Format
Parasol bases — round, octagonal, square — planters, statuary, water features
Finish
Hand-chiselled, sized for weather and handling
Specified for
Terraces, poolsides, courtyards, landscape schemes

Collection 03

Sacred spaces

Marble mandirs · shrines · devotional reliefs · prabhavali

What this collection is

Stone
Makrana marble · white marble · grey and black stone · granite
Format
Domestic mandirs, shrines, prabhavali surrounds, wall reliefs
Finish
Hand-polished; gold leaf and gilding to order
Specified for
Temples, prayer rooms, domestic mandirs

Collection 04

Architectural elements

Pillars · columns · jali screens · sculpture

What this collection is

Stone
Sandstone · marble · granite
Format
Pillars and columns, jali screens, free-standing sculpture
Tolerance
CNC symmetry across repeats, hand-detailed finish
Specified for
Facades, colonnades, screens, entrances, courtyards

Collection 05

Surfaces & inlays

Carved flooring · inlay · cladding · textured panels

What this collection is

Stone
Marble with brass, grey stone and semi-precious inlay
Format
Floor medallions and carpets, cladding, textured panels, table tops
Technique
Pietra dura inlay and repeating carved fields
Specified for
Floors, walls, cladding, tops

What we carve

Five collections, explained.

What each collection is, how it is carved, and the kind of building it ends up in — with a photograph for each.

Read the guide