Hospitality stone from sample to numbered supply
Bespoke stonework for lobbies, suites, courtyards and arrival spaces.
Hospitality projects need visual distinction and disciplined coordination at the same time. Samples, repeated profiles, programme, room access, installation sequence and finish consistency matter as much as the initial image.
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.
A portfolio grounded in hospitality work
Stonegraph's recorded portfolio includes stonework across The Oberoi Udaivilas, Amarvilas, Rajvilas, Vanyavilas and Sukhvilas. The stated scope covers jali, flooring, pillars, columns, inlay, statues and bespoke artifacts.
For new commissions, the same workshop can coordinate relief walls, entrance stone, screens, columns, decorative floors, sculpture, tables, planters and landscape pieces so the architectural language does not split between unrelated suppliers.
Samples, approvals and repeated rooms
A representative sample establishes stone range, relief, hand finish, edge quality and how the surface reads under the project's lighting. Repeated suites or bays then use controlled geometry while allowing natural stone to remain visibly natural.
Shop drawings, room types, joint strategy, piece weights, access and packing sequence are coordinated with the design and construction teams. The local project professionals retain responsibility for structure, fixings and compliance.
- Lobby and reception feature walls
- Jali screens and arrival-space partitions
- Pillars, columns, arches and carved profiles
- Inlaid floors and medallions
- Sculpture, artifacts, tables and garden pieces
- Mock-ups and samples before larger production
Supply that fits the construction programme
Large work is dry-assembled in Jaipur where practical and photographed before dispatch. Pieces are numbered to setting-out information and crates are organized so the site team can open and install in a useful sequence.
Stonegraph supplies internationally without sending an installation crew abroad. This keeps the hotel contractor in control of access, lifting, substrates and programme while the workshop remains accountable for the carved stone package.
Practical answers
Questions before a stone brief.
- 01What hotel stonework can Stonegraph supply?
- Lobby murals, jali, pillars, arches, inlaid floors, sculpture, artifacts, tables, planters, garden pieces and other made-to-order architectural stone.
- 02Can a finish sample be approved before production?
- Yes. Samples or mock-ups are recommended where stone range, lighting, relief, finish or repeated profiles are visually critical.
- 03Can Stonegraph coordinate repeated rooms or facade bays?
- Yes. Digital geometry supports repeatability, while quality control and hand-finishing maintain the intended visible surface across units.
- 04Does Stonegraph install in overseas hotels?
- No. Overseas projects use a supply-only model supported by numbered pieces and setting-out information for the main contractor's qualified installers.
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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