Cutting the first slab
DT Exports · Est. 1969 · Rendered live
Stone you can turn over in your hands.
Every slab on this page is rendered in real time from our own slab photographs. Veining, light and finish react as you move. Scroll to take one block from material, to finish, to your own kitchen.
Move your cursor, the light follows · scroll to begin
01 — Four materials
One slab. Four stones.
Granite · Black GalaxyDense, low-absorption. Worktops, exteriors, monuments.
Marble · Green Marble
Quartzite · Blue Rose
Onyx · Aravali Green Onyx
02 — Finish
Same block. Same light. Only the surface changes.
Finish is a specification, not a preference. It decides grip, glare and how a surface ages.
PolishedMirror gloss that deepens colour. Kitchens, walls, monuments.
HonedSmooth matte. Hides etching; calm, safer floors.
LeatheredSoft-touch texture with sheen. Hides fingerprints.
FlamedTorch-textured, grips when wet. Exteriors and steps.
03 — Book-match
Two slabs, opened like a book.
Consecutive slabs from one block, polished on the facing sides so the veining mirrors at the joint. We hold them in cutting sequence from the saw to the crate, so the match survives the voyage.
Open the book-match studio →04 — See it in your space
Pick a shade. Pick a finish. Scroll to walk round it.
Black Galaxy
Waterfall island · mitred edge · produced to your drawing before shipping.
05 — Every slab
What you see is what you load.
Before dispatch you approve photos of your actual slabs, then the loading, crate by crate, before the doors seal.