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Process

What you see at a cut edge

The body is tinted to match the face; the surface detail is printed.

Mitres, waterfall edges and sink cut-outs all show the body. Ours is tinted to match the face, so cut edges keep the look.

Schematic cross-section: a thin printed surface layer on top of a tinted bodyPrinted surface detailthin layerTinted bodymatches the faceSchematic, not to scale
Face

Printed surface detail

A thin, digitally printed layer adds the fine veining you see on the face.

Body

Tinted body

The body is tinted to match the face, so a cut edge echoes the design instead of showing a plain white core.

Compare

Five routes to a luxury-stone look

See how each route compares on the face, the cut edge and fabrication.

RouteFaceCut edgeGood to know
Natural luxury stoneNaturalNaturalEvery slab differs; price and supply depend on the quarry and the block.
Sintered stone and porcelain slabsDigitally printed, high detailBody usually a plain toneHard, thin panels; mitres and edge repairs need specialist handling.
Conventional quartzGranules and broad veinsSame mix as the faceFine luxury-stone veining is hard to reproduce.
Surface-printed quartzDigitally printed, high detailPlain core at cutsSink cut-outs, mitres and waterfall edges expose the core.
Eterna StoneHigh-detail digital printBody tinted to match the faceMade for countertops, islands, vanities and walls.

Category descriptions are general and do not refer to any specific brand or supplier.

Color

Color management by measurement

For each ink set and board we print measurement charts, read every patch with a spectrophotometer and build a color model from the spectra. Designs are converted through that model, not tuned by eye on a screen.

Colors are matched for a specified viewing light. Under other lights any printed surface can shift, so production is matched to the physical proof you approve.

Workshop footage: two slabs set side by side as a bookmatched pair.

Veining that meets at the joint

A bookmatched pair lets the pattern continue across a joint on walls and wide tops. Ask for bookmatched slabs when you request a quote.

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Three details get you a price.

Destination port, monthly volume and timing. We reply within one working day.

  1. 01Destination port Where the container goes, for example Jebel Ali or Port Klang.
  2. 02Monthly volume In square meters or number of slabs.
  3. 03Timing When you need the first container.
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