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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
  • Aspen Corso Brick
  • Indian Wells Wall Cladding
  • A Florida Travertine 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

The Creation of a “Silver” Sink

Don’t get us wrong: when we say “Silver”, we never mean metal! It is all about a splendid, rare travertine called silver because of its grey veins.

The commission, coming from Nicole Hollis Design, was a vessel to stand on a counter. Designers provided both the drawings and the specs, in order for us to find the right block.

While you look at the block, you can only guess at the veins inside: for this reason, two sinks were first carved and then hand finished. One comes with a beautiful grey vein, that circled the inside of the sink drain.

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