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StoneWorks Architecture Elements

Projects

  • An Entire Block of Carrara Marble from Carrara
  • A Project Featuring Clay, Wood, and Iron
  • All Travertine Clad, Bathtub, and Vanities for a Malibu Project
  • The Creation of a "Silver" Sink
  • Emperador & Calacatta
  • The Saratoga Congregation
  • Stone Clad for a St. Helena Project
  • An Outdoor Courtyard Showcasing Cardoso Cobblestone
  • Majestic Calacatta Caldia for a Bathroom Project in Hawaii
  • Atherton Residence
  • Multiple Stone Applications for a Project in St. Helena
  • Aga Sophia Replica Columns
  • Long Format Corso Bricks (VT col) for a Residence in Modesto
  • Saratoga Inlaid Floor Project
  • British Stone in the Bay Area
  • The Film Archive and Preservation Center
  • The Elliptical Staircase
  • A Fireplace for a Shady Canyon Project
  • A Dream Pool
  • The Santa Lucia Preserve Project
  • A Unique House for a Woodside Project
  • Travertine Noce Wall Clad
  • A Special Powder Room in Calacatta Oro
  • The Jacuzzi Winery Project
  • Carmel Roof Tops

A Project Featuring Clay, Wood, and Iron

For this private residence in Portola Valley, designed by Paul Williger Architects and Madeline Stuart, Cooritalia supplied several architectural elements.

From reclaimed roof tiles from Northern Italy, the handmade terracotta flooring, to the hand forged iron railings, the interior solid wood doors as well as the exterior windows and doors, this collection of images refer to the flooring and the railing, while others can be found on the Windows & Doors Division website.

© CoorItalia Architectural Elements

  • Architectural Elements
  • Windows & Doors