limestone for architecture

Stone makes the kitchen a intersection of creativity and nature. In the tranquility of the early morning light, the kitchen transforms into a flowing picture, and every inch of space is endowed with a unique artistic soul. Taj Mahal quartzite is like a gentle kiss of dawn on the lake surface, shimmering with waves, every step stepping on the overture of spring, reflecting the warmth and elegance o...

Cambodian Four Seasons Green Marble is a wonder of the earth, a stunning manifestation of the geological forces that shaped the region over millennia. The rich mineral diversity and tectonic influences from the earth's movements have given rise to a truly exceptional stone—one that offers not just one, but a range of captivating textures and colors, all emerging from the same quarry.   ...

Four Seasons Marble has swiftly become a highly sought-after natural stone in both the architecture and interior design sectors, captivating designers and homeowners alike with its captivating colors and versatile applications. But how did it rise to prominence, and what makes it such a powerful material for architectural and home design projects?     1. How Four Seasons Marble Became Po...

In 2024, STONELINK had the privilege of contributing to the architectural expression of the Mercure Hotel in Pangkalan Bun, Indonesia, which is a project that reflects both contemporary refinement and cultural sensitivity. As a trusted supplier of natural stone solutions, we provided a curated selection of premium stone materials that not only complemented the hotel's design concept but also met t...

Limestone, often referred to as "Life Stone", is one of nature's most fascinating geological gifts to architecture and interior design. Formed over hundreds of millions of years from the fossilized remains of marine organisms, this sedimentary rock has graced iconic structures like the Louvre's east façade, the Chinese Embassy in Washington D.C., and luxury boutiques such as Louis Vuitton's...