The Stone Edition

Deep green cabinetry, glossy green tiles and colourful ceramics, tied together by ELORĀ Calacatta Verde with its sage, olive and grey veining. A kitchen that isn't afraid to have a little fun.

Natural Calacatta Monet marble, traditional cream cabinetry and brushed brass details, brought together in a light-filled Hove kitchen extension.

A beautiful balance of marble-inspired stone and warm oak, brought together with bespoke details, soft grey veining and thoughtful craftsmanship.

White worktops work well with sage green kitchen cabinets when the surface and cabinet finish feel balanced together. In this kitchen, Bianco Carrara engineered stone combines a soft white base with delicate smoky-grey veining. The muted green cabinetry introduces colour while the pale surface keeps the palette light. Compare physical samples in your own lighting to judge the undertones before choosing.

A home where stone takes centre stage in almost every imaginable space. From the expansive kitchen and luxury dressing room to the bathrooms, bar and laundry room, The Comello Project demonstrates how thoughtful material selection and expert craftsmanship can unify an entire home.

With four children and a busy household, Luke and Laura Scullion needed a kitchen that could keep up with family life. Every detail, from the layout to the carefully rounded island edges, was designed around practicality without compromising on style.

Deep green cabinetry, Palermo engineered stone, statement lighting, and an Ogee edge profile. Individually, each element makes an impact. Together, they create a kitchen that is rich in character and confident in its identity.

As a property developer, Ali Bilal understands the value of getting the details right. This Sussex kitchen project centres around Calacatta Monet Marble, allowing the material to define the character of the kitchen through simplicity, scale and careful execution.