
Travertine · wood · Design reference
Selected designs
Discover expressive marble and travertine pieces, selected for their form, material detail and clear photography.

Travertine · wood · Design reference

Gold-veined marble · mixed materials · Design reference

Green marble · contrasting accents · Design reference
Made-to-order design references. Photographs guide the brief; the selected slab, configuration and specification are approved for each project.
Explore all collectionsEvery piece is cut for one order. Start from your own idea, or from a design we have already made for another client.

Bring a sketch, a photo or full drawings. We draw the piece, you approve the slab and the drawing, then we make it.

Choose a reference to explain the form, material or detail you have in mind. Dimensions, support, slab layout and delivery requirements need project-specific review before a drawing and quotation can be confirmed.

Every table starts as a numbered slab you have seen in photos, dry and wet. The shop drawing you sign is the one the workshop cuts from. Trial fit, water test and crate weights go on file before it ships.
Nothing here comes off a shelf. Try a combination, then we draw it to your room, your seat count and your doorway.

Dining tablesRectangular, round, oval, racetrack

Coffee, side & consoleNests, plinths, narrow consoles

Basins & vanitiesIntegrated basins, vanity tops
RenderingFireplace surroundsJambs, header, mantel, hearth
RenderingFeature wallsBookmatched and fluted panels

Commercial piecesReception desks, tops, plinths

Stone is cut and polished wet in Guangdong, metal bases are welded and finished nearby, and every top meets its base once in the workshop before it is crated. Dust control and wet cutting are part of the record, not a caption.





Natural quartzite is not engineered quartz. Sealed marble is not acid-proof. Porcelain is tested per SKU, not per brand. Every material page says what the stone is, where it comes from and what it is good for.
All materialsExplore the form, the material and the details that make the piece work in its room.

Table shapes, veining and bases, considered together.

Low tables, sculptural side pieces and consoles for narrow spaces.

Sculptural stone, with practical decisions for the bathroom.

A stone frame with the right scale for the room.

Large surfaces, purposeful joints and a considered vein direction.

Counters, reception desks and stone details for shared spaces.

Compare the same specification and the same delivery scope. A slab price is only one line of a finished furniture quote.

Begin with the specific product and the use it must serve. Natural quartzite, manufactured quartz, marble and porcelain are different material categories.

Plan delivery around the packed piece and the final route. The crate, unloading arrangements and room placement belong in the quotation and handover plan.

Approve a named slab and a dated cut layout together. A small sample cannot show the position of veins across the finished piece.
Slab-referenced sample sets, DWG and PDF drawings, and one brief for every item in a project. Repeat a piece from an earlier project and we start from its drawing; hotel and restaurant batches get sealed samples and staged deliveries.
For ProfessionalsThree slab-referenced samples, not generic chips. Tell us the project and we send the right three.
Customer photographs
Room photographs from the Fanstone Furniture customer archive, with the stone, size and destination of each piece.

Varese, Italy

Miami, USA
Customer feedback
Messages and photographs from the Fanstone Furniture customer archive, now shared alongside the AxoStone collection.




You get a project number straight away and a first reply from a project manager, not an automated quote.