Graphic stone movement built from ivory islands

Large white and cream formations are bound by a branching graphite network, creating a highly architectural marble expression.

Bookmatch facesCoordinated A/B design

12 mmLarge slab reference

PolishedReflective surface option

Interior projectsPanels and fabricated pieces

Face mapping

Use the full slab image to control every visible junction

The web-like pattern crosses several colour fields. Establish the orientation of each finished component before positioning seams, basins, sockets or waterfall returns.

Approve the current face or A/B pairOverlay all finished pieces on the slabKeep numbered parts in installation order

Pattern detail

Fine fragments strengthen the wider graphite framework

Small white chips and hairline grey marks sit inside the darker connecting bands. Their scale prevents the network from appearing flat when viewed close to a vanity, wall panel or furniture surface.

Crisp WhiteCream IvorySoft GreigeGraphite Black

Turn the branching network into a balanced A/B centrepiece

Mirrored faces make the darkest branches converge around the joint. Confirm the precise pair, rotation and centre line before fabrication.

Bathroom design

Frame fixtures within the quieter white zones

A digital layout helps place mirrors, taps and basins without losing the strongest vein connections. Pale timber and warm metal soften the high-contrast surface.

Vanity topsShower wallsFeature panelsReception frontsTablesFireplace surrounds

Choose faces

Review colour balance and matched designs.

Set the layout

Confirm direction, openings and joint lines.

Check pieces

Inspect dimensions, edges and numbering.

Secure loading

Protect faces and preserve installation order.

Export handling

Separate polished faces and brace the complete load

Foam interleaving, edge pads and a reinforced timber A-frame reduce surface contact and movement. Piece numbers and packing records support an orderly project delivery.