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Where the Stone Goes

Giallo Siena Marble in Use

Giallo Siena marble is asked for by the square metre, by the slab and by the piece. This page is where it goes: our own material, photographed in our own workshop; the stone as it is used; and the applications it is specified for.

Our own material

This stone, in our own workshop

Every picture in this band was taken in our own workshop, on the day, in the order the work happened. It is the record of what happens to the stone between the block and the container, and it is the part of this page we can stand behind.

Giallo Siena marble — The block
The block
Giallo Siena marble — Cutting it into slabs
Cutting it into slabs
Giallo Siena marble — Locating the figure
Locating the figure
Giallo Siena marble — Finishing the edge
Finishing the edge
Giallo Siena marble — Polishing and grinding
Polishing and grinding
Giallo Siena marble — Raising the slab
Raising the slab
Giallo Siena marble — Packing for shipment
Packing for shipment

The whole sequence, block to container

Published trade photography

The stone as it is used

The pictures below are published photographs of Giallo Siena marble installations. They show the stone in use, and each one is labelled as published trade photography on the picture itself. They are not photographs of work we supplied, and the colour on screen is not a colour-match. Ask for a sample before you specify.

Several slabs of the stone laid side by side, showing how the yellow-brown network moves from one piece to the next and how no two of them carry the same figure.Reference photograph

Several slabs of the stone laid side by side, showing how the yellow-brown network moves from one piece to the next and how no two of them carry the same figure.

Published trade photograph · not our goods or our project · screen colour is not a colour-match

A close view of the pale cream ground carrying a yellow-brown network, with the fine clasts and the thin angular fractures that come with a brecciated marble.Reference photograph

A close view of the pale cream ground carrying a yellow-brown network, with the fine clasts and the thin angular fractures that come with a brecciated marble.

Published trade photograph · not our goods or our project · screen colour is not a colour-match

The same lithotype seen with the network running across the piece in the other direction, and the reddish patches that sit in the paler ground.Reference photograph

The same lithotype seen with the network running across the piece in the other direction, and the reddish patches that sit in the paler ground.

Published trade photograph · not our goods or our project · screen colour is not a colour-match

The deeper golden block, where the ground reads more ochre and the brown network is heavier, and the vein direction is read before the saw passes.Reference photograph

The deeper golden block, where the ground reads more ochre and the brown network is heavier, and the vein direction is read before the saw passes.

Published trade photograph · not our goods or our project · screen colour is not a colour-match

The stone laid as a floor across an entrance hall, cut into panels and set so the figure runs from one to the next.Reference photograph

The stone laid as a floor across an entrance hall, cut into panels and set so the figure runs from one to the next.

Published trade photograph · not our goods or our project · screen colour is not a colour-match

The stone used as a worktop surface, seen close enough for the polish and the depth of the ground to read.Reference photograph

The stone used as a worktop surface, seen close enough for the polish and the depth of the ground to read.

Published trade photograph · not our goods or our project · screen colour is not a colour-match

Enquiry

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Tell us the application, the size and the finish you need, and we will come back with what we can actually supply.

There is no checkout here and there is no price list. A stone enquiry is an agreement about material, size, finish and destination, and the answer depends on those four things. Send them and the reply carries what can actually be shipped.

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