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Soapstone with Navy Blue or black cabinets
This combination doesn’t sound like it would look good, but take a peek! It makes a gorgeous couple!
Black Soapstone mudroom sink
Unique details made of stone
Here’s a gallery of some of our unique details we’ve done with stone. All photos are of our work.
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- Baseboard
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- Stair Tread/Risers
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- L bracket for overhangs
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- Base & plinth blocks
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- Door trim
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- Stone Shelving
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- Inlaid chess board
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- Window, door casing
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- Paneling
Soapstone horse
Whats nice about the stone business, is that everyday there are new requests on what we can make out of stone. Its almost like a field trip walking through the fabrication shop, to see what new request is being created. Here is a horse that was hand carved from a solid block of soapstone. It was for a backsplash behind the range in a large kitchen, located on a ranch in Montana. Great carving job Tiffany Homchick!
Grey Limestone Trough sink
This was made from 3cm Limestone slab, made to look like a solid piece.
Stone sink
One of our specialties is making custom stone sinks. We can carved them from a solid block, or fabricated them from a slab of your choice. Here is an example of a sink we made out of 8″ thick Calacatta Gold marble block. First we had to cut it from an 8 by 5 foot block. Then we carved the sink and added custom details. 
Bookmatched marble fireplace
Material used: Daino Reale Marble. Sourced from Crocodile Rocks.
Choosing the slabs at the distributor.
Installed
Limestone Fireplace
Material used: Benjamin Grey/Jerusalem Beige – Sourced from Crocodile Rocks.
Half dry/half color enhanced
Full slab
Behind the scenes in the fabrication stages
Soapstone Firebox
We have lots of gray days here in Seattle, Washington. So we love having the fireplace roaring in the Fall & Winter months. The most efficient way, is having the fire as hot as it can get, and having it stay warm as long as it can. The solution is having soapstone installed inside your firebox. Here is a photo of a chevron pattern with soapstone firebricks. Another popular design is the herringbone pattern. This is hands down, the best material you can use to retain temperature!
