Made from the drawing, engineered for the site
Architectural stone that arrives as a coordinated package.
Carved stone is only successful when the design, material, divisions, weights, joints and installation logic agree. Stonegraph works from the architect's intent through carving, dry assembly and numbered supply.
01Made to orderDrawings and references developed for stone.
02Cut and hand-finishedMachined geometry resolved at the carving bench.
03Coordinated supplyApproval, numbering and packing planned for the work.
Stonework for exteriors and interiors
The workshop produces carved facade and entrance elements, pillars and columns, arches, jali screens, relief cladding, lobby murals, interior feature walls, inlaid floors, garden pieces and site-specific sculpture. Repeated geometry and one-off artistic work can be coordinated in the same package.
Portfolio references include hospitality, temple and public projects: The Oberoi properties, ISKCON Kharghar, Patrika Gate, Jawahar Kala Kendra and the Rajasthan Assembly. Each project type places different demands on scale, documentation, finish and handling.
Coordination before production
The design is reviewed for stone availability, achievable detail, bedding, exposure, panelization, structural support, fixing zones, piece weights, access and lifting. Final structural design and installation remain with the project's appointed professionals, while Stonegraph provides the stone-specific information they need.
Mock-ups or samples can resolve surface, relief and stone variation before a long run. Once approved, CNC machining holds repeated geometry and hand-finishing controls the visible surface.
- Facade ornament and relief fields
- Entrances, arches, pillars and columns
- Jali, screens and pierced panels
- Hotel and residential lobby stone
- Sacred and civic architectural elements
- Numbered supply with setting-out information
A supply-only model that respects the site team
Internationally, Stonegraph designs, carves, finishes and packs while the client's local contractor installs. Work is dry-assembled in Jaipur where practical, photographed, marked and packed in sequence.
This model keeps the workshop focused on stone and gives the main contractor control of programme, access, lifting, substrate preparation and local compliance. Indian projects can discuss supervision according to location and scope.
Practical answers
Questions before a stone brief.
- 01Does Stonegraph work with architects and interior designers?
- Yes. The workshop works from design drawings, elevations, schedules, models and references, and returns stone-specific information on material, divisions, detail, weights and assembly.
- 02Can Stonegraph supply repeated facade elements?
- Yes. CNC machining is used to hold repeated profiles and registration, followed by hand-finishing and quality checks. Samples can be approved before the full run.
- 03Who designs the fixings and structure?
- The project's architect, structural engineer and specialist installer retain responsibility for structural design and site compliance. Stonegraph coordinates the stone dimensions, weights, joints and practical fixing zones with them.
- 04Does Stonegraph install architectural stone overseas?
- No. Overseas projects use a supply-only model. Numbered pieces and setting-out information support installation by the client's qualified local contractor.
Begin with what you have
Send the drawing, dimensions or reference.
Include the setting, preferred stone if known, quantity, delivery location and required date. The workshop can then respond with the missing technical questions.
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