COLLECTION / CUSTOM PRODUCTS
Natural stone. Made to your brief.
Custom interiors, architectural stone and large-scale carving—from individual pieces to coordinated project packages.
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Stone Furniture & Tables
Dining tables, coffee tables, side tables and consoles, shaped around your reference.
- Forms
- Dining & coffee tables · side tables · consoles
- Material direction
- Travertine for texture; marble for expressive focal pieces
- Construction
- Top thickness, edge profiles, base connections and transportable sections
Choosing a top, base and construction
Begin with the room and the silhouette.
Share the seating layout, intended table height and clearance around the piece. A dining table, coffee table and compact side table need different proportions even when they share the same stone.
Resolve how the piece comes together.
Discuss a stone or mixed-material base, top overhang, edge thickness and the connection between components. Include doorways, lifts and site access when deciding whether the piece travels assembled or in sections.
Include the intended use, top dimensions, edge profile and preferred base design. Tell us whether the piece will be used indoors or outdoors.
MATERIAL OPTIONS
DESIGN OPTIONS
One round table. Three stone looks.
A round top on rounded stone supports, shown in three colour options. These rendered designs show the proposed look. Actual stone selection and construction are agreed before production.
Black and gold
Burgundy
Explore the original console.
This dark veined console uses three arch openings beneath a rectangular top. Review the original form, top edge and supports when discussing dimensions and construction.
Develop top thickness, base connections, weight and packing around your design. Final specifications are recorded in the approved product details.
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Stone Bathtubs
Sculptural centrepieces, developed around your space and selected stone.
- Forms
- Oval · rectangular · freestanding sculpted bowls
- Material direction
- Compare marble and travertine around bowl shape, finish and care
- Construction
- Rim width, internal depth, drain position, weight and delivery access
MATERIAL OPTIONS
EXPLORE THE BATH COLLECTION
Rounded, sculpted and made in stone.
Compare six bath designs, including pink onyx, golden travertine, classic rims and rough exterior faces.
Stone Bathtubs
Explore shapes, materials and installation planning.
Sculpted Stone Bath
Explore an oval stone bath, its original product photograph and a dimensional review from the same order.
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Marble Vanities
Floating tops, integrated basins and cabinet-supported pieces. Compare the designs, installation choices and production records in the dedicated collection.
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Stone Basins
Freestanding and countertop forms, with proportions and finishes to discuss.
- Forms
- Countertop · wall-hung · pedestal · integrated bowls
- Material direction
- Review the stone pattern across the bowl, rim and visible sides
- Coordination
- Bowl fall, drain opening, support, tap reach and cleaning access
Choosing a countertop, wall-hung or pedestal basin
The setting determines the form.
A countertop bowl needs the finished counter height; a wall-hung basin needs support and wall details; a pedestal needs a coordinated floor and plumbing route. Share the installation arrangement alongside the product reference.
Bring the fittings into the drawing.
Include the selected waste fitting, tap position and reach. Review the usable bowl, rim, drain opening and access for servicing before approving the final dimensions.
Include the basin type, overall dimensions, tap arrangement, drain opening and whether a pedestal or countertop support is needed.
MATERIAL OPTIONS
View original product photograph
The refined presentation is illustrative. Confirm the actual stone, dimensions and finish for your project.
ANOTHER FORM / CUSTOM DETAILS
Rectangular stone basin with rounded corners
A rectangular basin with softened corners offers a different direction from a pedestal or circular vessel. Consider the shape alongside the counter depth, tap position and surrounding finishes.
Fabrication details & product records
- Bowl and countertop
- Confirm the overall footprint, bowl depth, underside and supporting surface together. Agree the exposed height and how the basin meets the counter.
- Tap and waste coordination
- Provide the selected tap and waste specifications. Review spout reach, outlet position and any overflow requirement on the fabrication drawing.
- Pattern around the form
- Approve the selected stone and review how the veining reads across the bowl, rim and exposed sides. Use the actual piece photographs for final surface review.
View product record
PRODUCTION RECORD / RECENT CAMERA PHOTOGRAPHS
Finishing the rim and the bowl.
Close workshop photography shows the hands-on work around a veined stone basin. The rim, internal transitions and exposed faces are considered together during finishing.
View production photographs & checks
- Rim profile and bowl transitions
- Visible faces and accessible finishing areas
PRODUCTION RECORD / TRAVERTINE BASINS
A repeated design needs individual checks.
Double-bowl travertine pieces during production and dimensional review. The repeated form brings consistency to the design; each piece still has its own natural character.
View production photographs & checks
- Overall dimensions and bowl positions
- Carved face, rim and surface finish
- Variation across the group and piece identification
Freestanding Stone Basin
Explore a freestanding stone basin with original product photographs, material options and fabrication details.
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Fireplaces
Stone surrounds developed around the room, opening and architectural details.
- Forms
- Minimal frames · profiled surrounds · carved mantels
- Material direction
- Marble, limestone and travertine around the room palette
- Coordination
- Opening dimensions, hearth, joints and appliance clearances with the installer
Choosing a surround, hearth and carved detail
Set the architectural outline.
Send a room elevation and references for the mantel, jambs and hearth. Identify plain surfaces, moulded profiles and carved areas so the visual weight of the surround can be developed around the room.
Coordinate the stone with the appliance.
Provide the appliance model and the installation team's requirements. Define the opening, interfaces and assembly joints before confirming the stone schedule; agree which pieces are included in the surround package.
Include the opening dimensions, surround profile and appliance information. Applicable installation requirements should be confirmed with your project professional.
MATERIAL OPTIONS
View original product photograph
The refined presentation is illustrative. Confirm the actual stone, dimensions and finish for your project.
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Project Slabs & Cut-to-size Stone
Slabs, wall and floor panels, counters and architectural components supplied around the project stone schedule.
- Scope
- Wall & floor panels · counters · sills · architectural profiles
- Package planning
- Stone and finish schedules organised by room, area and release stage
- Before cutting
- Slab allocation, panel dimensions, dry-lay scope and numbered piece drawings
Organising a complete cut-to-size package
Organise the stone by area and release stage.
Group interior floors and walls, facade panels, paving and landscape stone by area, stone, finish and thickness. Include counters, sills and profiles in the same schedule. Separate repeated modules from bespoke pieces, with drawing revisions and quantities linked to each group.
Plan the sequence across the project.
Identify the areas requiring vein-layout review or trial assembly, then agree piece identification and release stages. Align each shipment with the site's storage, access and installation sequence.
Include the BOQ, stone and finish schedule, panel dimensions, thicknesses and drawing revisions. Identify vein direction, dry-lay areas, fixing interfaces, piece codes and phased delivery requirements.
MATERIAL OPTIONS
ANOTHER FORM / CUSTOM DETAILS
Stone kitchen island with waterfall ends
Waterfall ends, a recessed panel and the working top turn separate stone components into a complete architectural form. Review the visible faces, openings and assembly before release.
Fabrication details & product records
- Carry the material around the form
- Plan vein direction across the top, end panels and returns. Agree the visible joints and finished thickness.
- Resolve the working details
- Confirm sink and appliance openings, supporting construction, service access and the installation sequence.
View product record
COUNTERTOP FABRICATION / PRODUCT RECORDS
Custom stone kitchen countertops
From sink cut-outs to rounded ends, the countertop is a coordinated package of working surfaces, edges and appliance interfaces. Recent camera photographs show actual finished components.
View countertop photographs & fabrication details
- Sink and appliance interfaces
- Send sink templates and appliance specifications. Confirm undermount or inset installation, corner radii, cut-outs and tap positions.
- Edges and adjoining pieces
- Set edge profiles, wall returns, upstands and seam positions alongside the cabinet plan. Review the pattern across connected components.
- A repeatable project package
- For multiple kitchens or suites, organise drawings and piece identification by unit type, installation area and shipment stage.
PRODUCTION RECORD / ARCHITECTURAL STONE
Plan the stone across the package.
Two separate workshop examples show what to review: the usable areas of a slab, and the joints and natural variation across arranged stone panels. Plan the corresponding selection and layout reviews for your own package.
View production photographs & checks
- Stone selection, thickness and surface finish
- Panel dimensions, vein direction and joints
- Piece identification and installation sequence
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Stone Stairs & Steps
Treads, risers, landings and coordinated stair details for interior and exterior applications.
- Components
- Straight & curved treads · risers · landings · stone newels
- Inside & outside
- Select stone and finish for the project’s wear, moisture and slip requirements
- Coordination
- Nosing profile, exposed ends, junctions, supporting construction and piece sequence
Coordinating treads, risers, landings and edges
Specify the complete stair run.
Provide plans and sections with tread, riser and landing dimensions. Mark curved pieces, exposed ends, nosing profiles and junctions with adjacent floors or balustrades.
Distinguish interior and exterior requirements.
Identify location, exposure and the finish criteria set by the project team. Agree supporting construction, interfaces, piece sequence and the checks needed before packing the stair components.
Send plans, sections, tread and riser dimensions, quantities and the supporting construction. Confirm nosing profiles, finish requirements, tolerances and installation sequence with the project team.
MATERIAL OPTIONS
INTERIOR MARBLE / INSTALLED STAIR
Interior Marble Stairs
Explore an installed marble stair alongside its matching metal-inlay work, curved tread layout and packing records.
PRODUCTION RECORD / EXTERIOR GRANITE STEPS / ORDER RECORD
Outdoor granite steps: production to packing.
Textured granite treads and risers for exterior stair packages. The finished components, width inspection and protective crating below come from one production order. Specify tread depth, riser height, exposed edges and the surface performance required by your project.
View production photographs & checks
- Tread and riser dimensions against the approved schedule
- Surface texture, edge profile and component identification
- Separators, support and crate arrangement
CARVED STONE / FROM SCULPTURE TO ASSEMBLY
Fountains & Large-scale Carving
Carved fountain surrounds, sculptural elements and architectural ornament, developed from references and project drawings.
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- Scope
- Fountain surrounds · figurative carving · columns & architectural ornament
- Development
- Overall composition, sculptural details and transportable stone sections
- Assembly
- Trial fit, numbered joints and coordination of lifting, foundations and water systems
Developing the carving and assembly plan
Move from the overall composition to the detail.
Start with elevations, scale and sculptural references. Identify which elements need close review: figures, relief depth, columns, mouldings or the curve of the basin surround.
Treat assembly as part of the design.
Discuss transportable sections, visible joints, numbering and trial-fit requirements. Coordinate foundations, lifting and water-system interfaces with the site team, with responsibilities recorded in the project scope.
Share the overall scale, elevations, sculpture references, material direction and destination. Review segmentation, joints, lifting and assembly with the installation team; define water-system, waterproofing and structural responsibilities separately.
MATERIAL OPTIONS
Explore the original carving details
Original workshop close-ups show column bases, curved basin sections, cornice joints and carved rosettes. Review the geometry and joins behind the overall composition.
Workshop trial assembly · installation and water-system requirements are developed separately for each project.
FROM A REFERENCE TO YOUR PIECE
Enquire about a custom stone product.
Share the form you have in mind, approximate dimensions and preferred stone. Include quantities and whether you need a single piece or a coordinated collection.
Share your brief and attach reference images or drawings securely in the enquiry form. You can also email info@cotrustone.com directly.