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Indoor
Stone can form a wall feature or part of a furniture piece. Start with its location and use—from a panel to a reception desk—and explore LAGO portfolio examples.
Fabrication and installation scope is confirmed for each element. Floors, stairs and fireplace applications require separate assessment.
A wall panel, furniture top and reception desk are used differently. Describe the loads and everyday contact the surface will experience.
Coordinate thickness, edges and fixing details with the supporting construction. Joint positions also affect the appearance.
Compare pattern scale and finish in the room’s light. For natural stone, select the intended slab itself.
Compare appearance, everyday use and care. The choice depends on the actual slab, finish, thickness and project design.
Appearance and use
Collection-led colours and patterns as an alternative to a natural slab. For a coordinated furniture surface and collection-led design.
Care and limitations
Gentle daily cleaning; use trivets for hot cookware. Check the selected product guide.
Material guideAppearance and use
Designs inspired by stone, concrete and other surfaces. For panels and furniture elements detailed for the project.
Care and limitations
Protect edges from impact. Use protection for prolonged heat; avoid direct flame.
Material guideAppearance and use
Mineral grains, colour and pattern vary between slabs. For a natural-stone feature; check the slab and support.
Care and limitations
Use a neutral stone cleaner; sealing needs depend on the actual stone.
Material guideAppearance and use
Natural veining and tonal variation unique to each slab. For natural veining where gentle use is appropriate.
Care and limitations
Acids can leave dull marks. Gentle care is needed; sealing does not prevent acid etching.
Material guideDescribe the space, approximate dimensions and the look you want. We can discuss materials and clarify the scope of your project.
