ASPEX Stone

Texture you can feel before you name it.⁠ ⁠
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Firtina mineral stone brings natural character and tactile depth to this bathroom — a surface chosen as much for how it feels as how it looks.⁠
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Project. Fulham House

It’s in the resolution of the details.

Dekton Albarium brings a soft, refined surface to the kitchen, set against deep navy joinery for strong architectural contrast.

At the island, a farmhouse sink is carefully integrated into 60mm stone, with clean junctions and precise edges creating a solid finish.

It’s in the resolution of the details.
Dekton Albarium brings a soft, refined surface to the kitchen, set against deep navy joinery for strong architectural contrast.

At the island, a farmhouse sink is carefully integrated into 60mm stone, with clean junctions and precise edges creating a solid finish.

Crafted to feel effortless.

Project. 63A Unley⁠
Builder. LS Design Construct ⁠
Interior. MDR Design Interior Concepts ⁠
Photography. Free Range Design

Where the bench meets the wall, the stone continues.⁠
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A custom curved splashback in Caesarstone Organic White - the kind of detail that demands as much skill in the making as it does in the design.⁠
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Designer: the design sa.loon | interior design studio⁠
Photography: Jack Fenby

The same stone, a different room.⁠ ⁠
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Dekton Kovik carries from the kitchen island through to the bathrooms of this Cumberland Park home — one material choice giving the whole house a consistent thread.⁠
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Project. Cumberland Park⁠
Builder. Artesa Homes ⁠
Architect. Ply Architecture ⁠
Photography. Yanni Stath Photography

Made with intention.

Materiality extends beyond the benchtop - custom coasters continuing the stone conversation through to the smallest details.

A deliberate finish, from surface to object.