Red travertine
Red travertine display plinth
Horizontal bands of warm red travertine give this tall rectangular display plinth its character.
AxoStone · Objects
Marble & travertine objects, mirrors & plinths
The same attention, in a smaller piece.
Explore stone trays, sculptures, display plinths and marble-framed mirrors alongside smaller marble and onyx objects. Compare the form, surface and scale, then develop a piece for your shelf, hallway or display setting.
The selected collection
Stone, shape and detail.
Explore 4 selected designs in this collection. Open a design for more views, material notes and the details to include in your brief.
4 selected designs
Travertine
Fluted travertine tray
A recessed oval centre and vertically fluted sides turn a small travertine tray into a tactile tabletop accent.
Pink marble · mirror
Pink marble organic floor mirror
An asymmetric curved stone frame surrounds a full-length mirror.
Design references for made-to-order enquiries. Stone pattern and colour vary; dimensions, construction and the exact configuration are agreed in the quotation. Styling objects are shown for context.
The collection
Choose a starting point.
Use a design as a reference for your own brief. Natural stone varies; the final material, dimensions and supply scope are agreed for each order.
Stone objects · 01
Pink onyx tray
Dimensions and finish reviewed for your project.
Stone objects · 02
Travertine candle holder
Dimensions and finish reviewed for your project.
Stone objects · 03
Arabescato marble round tray
Dimensions and finish reviewed for your project.
Photographs show design references. Listed sizes are reference options, subject to review; room accessories, fittings and installation are included only when specified in the quote.
Before the drawing
Three decisions that shape the piece.
A useful brief connects the appearance to the way the piece is made and used.
- Purpose and dimensions
- State what the object will hold and where it will sit. A tray for toiletries, a decorative dish and a candle holder need different internal shapes and usable dimensions.
- Detail and underside
- Review the rim, corner radius, bowl depth and base contact. Ask whether underside pads or other surface protection are included.
- Quantity and matching
- For a set, confirm the piece count and acceptable colour variation. If the items should coordinate with a larger table or vanity, review the material selection together.
Choose the actual stone
Begin with a material direction.
A trade name or reference photograph is a starting point. Review the proposed stone, finish and cut layout, then record what is approved for your piece.
Common questions
Before you choose.
Can small stone objects match a furniture project?
They can be reviewed as a coordinated material selection. Ask about usable offcuts or related slabs; availability and the final pattern depend on the actual stone and cutting layout.
Are decorative stone trays food-safe?
Do not assume food-contact suitability from the material name or photograph. State the intended use so the actual stone, treatments and finish can be assessed before ordering.
Can I request a custom size or a set of pieces?
Send the desired shape, dimensions, quantity and stone preference. A sketch showing the rim, internal depth and underside helps establish the fabrication scope.
How should I care for marble and onyx objects?
Wipe spills promptly, use a suitable pH-neutral cleaner and avoid abrasive or acidic products. Follow care guidance for the actual stone, finish and intended use.
Your project
Bring a design.
Build a clear brief.
Send a reference image or design name, approximate dimensions, preferred stone, quantity and delivery destination. Add drawings or fitting information when relevant. AxoStone will review the details needed for a project quotation.
Production, pricing and delivery are confirmed against the agreed specification.