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Defined by a luxe Mediterranean vibe, this space showcases a sophisticated palette of creamy whites and warm travertine textures. The...
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This design focuses on the seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living through consistent, high-quality tiling. The use of...
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This space defines the Riviera Luxe, where the home functions as a private resort. The vibe is ultra-premium, using a “water and...
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Kirkwood showcases a timeless design language, pairing tactile finishes with feature wall tiling to add sophisticated depth to the...
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Architecturally designed to be a “haven of warmth,” this project is inspired by Scandinavian minimalism and the play of...
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This space is an exercise in soft minimalism, pairing matte stone tiles with handmade-look splashbacks for a subtle, artisanal touch....
Natural stone tiles require careful installation to ensure durability and long-term performance. Applying a suitable sealer during installation helps protect the stone and maintain its appearance over time. Problems often arise from unsuitable substrates, poor site conditions, unlicensed tilers, or incompatible materials. All installations must comply with the Australian Building Code and relevant industry standards.
Each piece of stone is created under different natural conditions, which results in significant variation in colour, veining, texture and pattern. This high level of variation is a defining feature of natural stone, reflects the stone’s authentic, organic character, rather than a controlled or repeated design.
Loose stones vary in size from piece to piece and are packed in layers within a crate, with each layer covering ~1m². Because of this variation, we recommend allowing an additional 20–30% for wastage during installation.