Applications

Where these surfaces go.

The same slab behaves differently on a shower wall, a terrace and a worktop. Each application has its own requirements — thickness, finish, slip rating, fixing — and getting them right before anything ships is most of the job.

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Feature Walls
Large-format slabs let a wall read as a single continuous surface, with grain that runs through rather than repeating across a grid of tiles.
Fireplaces
Porcelain surfaces handle heat, cleaning and thermal cycling in a way natural stone and engineered quartz often will not.
Showers
Full-height slabs remove almost every grout line from a wet area, which is where showers usually fail first.
Bathrooms
Floor, wall, vanity and shower drawn from one material, so the room resolves as a single surface rather than as four finishes meeting.
Floors
Large-format porcelain floors in residential and commercial interiors, with far fewer joints than a conventional tile layout.
Commercial Interiors
Lobbies, reception surfaces, retail interiors and amenity spaces, where the finish has to survive traffic and still specify well.
Exterior & Facades
Exterior cladding, terraces and facade applications using surfaces rated for outdoor exposure.
Furniture & Millwork
Tabletops, casework, island waterfalls and joinery surfaces cut from the same slabs as the architecture around them.
Hospitality
Hotels, restaurants and amenity spaces, where a surface has to hold up to heavy use and still carry the design intent.

Feature Walls

Fireplaces

Showers

Bathrooms

Floors

Commercial Interiors

Exterior & Facades

Furniture & Millwork

Hospitality