The right slab, chosen before
it's ever cut.

Yes. The warehouse is open to those looking for the slab alone: fabricators and workshops topping up their own supply, and studios that already have their own fabrication partner. You don't need to entrust us with anything else.

They are natural stones with different hardness and composition. Marble is a carbonate rock: beautiful and workable, but sensitive to acids and scratches. Granite is silicate-based and much harder, so more resistant to scratches and heat. Quartzite sits even higher on the hardness scale while often carrying the pattern of a marble. Onyx is translucent, the most delicate of the four, and the only one that can be backlit to spectacular effect.

The choice depends not on the name but on where the slab will end up: a backlit onyx and a kitchen worktop don't call for the same stone.

There is no one price per square metre that fits all — and beware of anyone who quotes one. The cost of a slab depends on material, rarity of the block, thickness, finish and size: between a Botticino and a fine onyx the distance is enormous, and two slabs of the same material can be worth different amounts depending on the veining.

The quickest way to get a figure is to tell us material, square metres and intended use: we reply with the actual availability in the warehouse and the price of those slabs.

Yes, and it is the right way to choose them. A photograph conveys neither the scale of the pattern nor how the stone behaves in the light. The warehouse is in Ponton di Domegliara, Verona — Italy; best to let us know in advance, so we can prepare the slabs of the material you're interested in rather than searching together.

In Italy, 2–7 working days, depending on material availability and destination. For deliveries abroad, timing is agreed per project, since it changes with volume, crating and transport.

Yes. We regularly work with Europe and the United States, and with shipyards for yacht outfitting and refits. Crating, transport and timing are defined together with the project.