Stone, set in place.

StoneWhite supplied American Mist Granite for floors and feature walls across the public lobby and circulation areas of the Forum Twin Towers in Dhaka — a commercial landmark whose interiors are defined by the granite's deep, weather-driven veining.

We managed block selection at the North-American quarry, vein-matched layouts for the lobby floor, and full-height wall cladding sequenced to the construction program. The polished surface mirrors the glazing and amplifies the daylight that floods the ground plane.

StoneWhite supplied honed beige limestone for façade accents, lobby walls and the central courtyard surround at ONE HOMANTIN — Wheelock Properties' BEAM Plus Platinum residential development on Sheung Foo Street, with landscape architecture by London-based Randle Siddeley.

We coordinated cross-cut block selection, slab sequencing and a tight vein-match for the double-height arrival lobby, then sea-freighted the program in phases to align with the tower's external scaffold removal.

StoneWhite supplied honed limestone and dark granite for the entrance gateway, drop-off canopy soffits and clubhouse interiors of Poly Grand Mansion — Poly Real Estate's high-end Tianyue-series residential project on Leshan Road, in Nanjing's Hexi central district.

We managed quarry block selection, oversized slab production for the gatehouse piers, and on-site coordination with Hopelandgroup Architects to keep the stone language consistent across the gateway, water court and arrival lobby.

StoneWhite supplied stone cladding for ground-plane lobbies, lift cores and signature wall planes of Shenzhen Energy Mansion — the 220-metre and 110-metre tower pair designed by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) for the state-owned Shenzhen Energy Company in the city's central business district.

We sourced cross-cut block and detailed bookmatched layouts to read against the towers' folded curtain wall, then phased the program across the podium link and tower lift lobbies on a tight handover window.

StoneWhite supplied a dual-material program of Riverdance marble and Wooden White marble for the Olympus development in Dhaka — pairing the cool, rippled veining of Riverdance with the warm, parallel grain of Wooden White across living spaces and feature walls.

We coordinated bookmatched layouts and slab sequencing so the two stones read as a single, calibrated palette: Riverdance for movement and depth, Wooden White for quiet linear background.

StoneWhite supplied Wood Grey Marble for floors and feature walls at The Glass House in Dhaka — a residential project where the linear grey vein of the stone is set against floor-to-ceiling glazing and slim-line metalwork.

Slabs were vein-matched in the factory and sequenced for the living areas so the run of grain reads continuously across the floor plate, anchoring the otherwise transparent envelope.

StoneWhite supplied Wood Grey Marble for floors and wall claddings at The Regal in Dhaka. The stone's straight, wood-like grain runs across living areas, lobby and bathrooms as a unified surface language.

Block selection prioritised consistency of vein direction and tone so every elevation reads as a continuous slab story, with bookmatched mirror seams used at key feature walls.