
Residence · exterior
Stone facade
Coursed stone walling around the external corners and the window openings. The client sent us this photograph after installation.
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Projects
A house in Australia, a wedding venue in New Jersey, hotel guestrooms and a stone facade. What we made for each, and what to send us to plan your own.
Residence · Australia
All the stonework in this project came from us. The entrance has a curved marble stair with a shaped first step and stone newels, set into a floor inlay that runs across the hall. In the bathroom is the shell bath, carved to the client's brief.


The curved treads laid out in sequence and numbered

Risers inlaid with metal scrolls and rosettes

Stair pieces wrapped and crated for shipping
Wedding & event venue · Totowa, New Jersey
All the stonework for the venue came from us: marble floors and decorated stone columns for the hall, shown here during installation, a curved reception counter in white marble with a brass scroll panel we cut by waterjet, and a fountain of carved figures, horses and a curved colonnade. The fountain was trial-assembled at the workshop before it was packed and shipped.



The reception counter: curved white marble with a brass panel

The brass follows the curve of the stone

The scroll pattern, cut from brass by waterjet
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Residence · exterior
Coursed stone walling around the external corners and the window openings. The client sent us this photograph after installation.
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Hotel · guestrooms
White marble furniture tops and window boards for the guestrooms, including this oval table top with a polished edge.
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Residence · interior
Veined stone counters on the island and the cabinet run, with a marble floor in the same palette.
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Every project is quoted from a list of pieces. These are the pieces each kind of project tends to include, and what helps us price them.
Guestroom vanity tops, bath pieces and furniture tops quoted per room type. Reception counters, bars and public-area floors are priced separately.
Send: room-type schedule and quantities, spare pieces, any sample room to approve first, shipment groups that follow the building programme.
Explore Hospitality StoneKitchen and bathroom stone by unit type, with lobbies and amenities on their own schedule. Repeated and handed pieces get item codes and are labelled by building, floor or unit.
Send: unit-type drawings with revised quantities, cut-outs and edges, the sample range you accept, delivery stages and unloading limits.
Explore Project StoneKitchens, bathrooms, floors, stairs and fireplaces for one house, chosen as one palette so the edges and junctions meet the joinery.
Send: photos or drawings of each room, the pieces you need, sink, tap and edge details.
Explore Residential StoneworkBath, basin and vanity in one stone, or in stones chosen to sit together. Drain, tap and overflow positions are fixed on the drawing before cutting.
Send: each piece with its size, the stone and finish you have in mind, drain and tap positions.
Explore Bathtubs & BasinsReception desks, feature walls, floors and counters. The stone and finish are agreed against your specification before anything is ordered.
Send: plans and elevations, the stone schedule, vein direction where panels run on, traffic, cleaning and fixing requirements.
Explore Architectural StonePaving, steps, walling and pool copings, with straight, curved and corner pieces counted separately. Curved pool edges can be laid out in full before packing.
Send: pool outline, radii and edge profile, levels and falls, the finish and slip requirement, joint positions.
Discuss Exterior Stone & Pool SurroundsFountains, figures and garden stone, divided into pieces that can be lifted and shipped, and trial-assembled before packing. Foundations, plumbing and waterproofing stay with your site team.
Send: elevations and overall size, reference sculpture or images, site access and lifting limits.
Explore Fountains & CarvingQuotation
For pieces made to order, we confirm the stone with you before cutting, and before anything is packed, we send you photographs of the finished pieces to approve.
A photo or sketch, the pieces you need, rough sizes, a stone direction and the project location. Drawings help, but you do not need them to begin.
The BOQ, the latest drawing revision, the stone and finish schedule, the delivery destination and your tender deadline. Mark anything provisional, and any item where you want an alternative priced.
We quote FOB, CNF or DDP. We load every full container ourselves and replace or refund anything in it that arrives damaged; part loads we ship DDP are insured. Shipping and packing
You can also email info@cotrustone.com.