This Projects gallery presents 241 stone and installation references for fireplaces, kitchens, stone furniture, walls, floors and bathrooms. Use the scene filters to narrow the view, open any image and choose “I want this” to send it as a customization reference. We reply within 24 hours.
The page is a visual starting point for planning, not a fixed catalog of standard rooms. It brings together installed settings, furnished room scenes and showroom views so you can compare silhouettes, stone color, surface finish and the way a piece sits within an interior. Use those images to shortlist a direction, then confirm dimensions, access and installation conditions for your own space. Amazstone supports custom production, batch production and available stock, with a one-piece minimum.
What does this Projects gallery contain?
| Reference group | Images or useful facts |
|---|---|
| All project and installation references | 241 images |
| Fireplace scenes | 174 references |
| Kitchens and countertops | 20 references |
| Dining and stone furniture | 32 references |
| Walls and floors | 8 references |
| Custom work | Made to approved drawings, with batch production and available stock also supported |
| Minimum order | One piece |
| Production timing | About 20 days from deposit and approved drawings |
| Shipping | About 30 days |
| Quote response | Within 24 hours |
The scene pages use the visible setting and intended product category to make comparison easier. Treat every image as a design cue and confirm the site-specific facts separately.
Which project scenes can I browse?
The fireplace group is the largest, with 174 references. It is the place to compare carved and minimal surrounds, stepped and curved mantels, pale marble and travertine, and different relationships between the stone frame and firebox. Open the fireplace project references when the hearth is the main question.
The kitchen and countertop projects focus on countertop color, edge reading and how stone meets cabinetry. The dining and furniture projects show tables and other freestanding pieces in furnished settings. The wall and floor projects are useful when the project starts with surface coverage rather than a single object.
What should I confirm before borrowing a project reference?
Start with the dimensions you can verify: the available width, height, depth and access route. A reference can suggest proportion, but it cannot establish that the same piece fits your room. If the project includes a working fireplace, sink, appliance or other built element, ask the installer to confirm clearances, wall support and connection requirements.
Also identify which part of the image matters to you. It may be the stone pattern, the edge profile, the mantle silhouette, the base detail or the overall color balance. Naming one or two visual priorities helps separate a useful design cue from details that should change for your space.
How can I compare stone colors and surface finishes?
Use the gallery to group references by pale, warm, green, dark, strongly veined or more uniform stone. Then compare the same idea on the natural stone material library and, if the project calls for engineered stone, the engineered stone guide. Engineered stone is not natural stone and should be specified separately.
Finish matters as much as color. Polished surfaces reflect more light and can sharpen veining; honed surfaces reduce reflection and make texture easier to see. Travertine also has natural voids that require a filling and sealing decision. Review an actual sample before applying a screen image to a large architectural surface.
How do I move from a project image to a custom quote?
Open the image, choose “I want this,” and add the fields that describe your request. Then send the dimensions, material direction, quantity and any reference photos or drawings. We use that information to decide what can be adapted and what needs confirmation. A quote normally follows within 24 hours after the scope is clear.
Custom production takes about 20 days from the deposit and approved drawings, and shipping takes about 30 days. One piece is enough to begin. Pricing is not shown on the reference images because stone availability, dimensions, finish, fabrication and packing all affect the final quotation.
How do installation references differ from individual product photos?
An individual product page isolates a piece so its form and material are easier to inspect. A project reference adds room context: surrounding cabinetry, wall color, natural light and nearby finishes. That context can reveal whether a stone reads warmer, cooler or more dramatic than it appears against a white background.
Neither view replaces a sample or a measured drawing. Use the project image to select a direction and the individual product or material page to understand the proposed item more closely. For a new design, the approved stone sample and dimensioned drawing become the shared reference for buyer, production team and installer.
What should I check in installed stone work?
Look at how seams, edges and joints are handled rather than only at the overall styling. Confirm which parts are structural and which are decorative with the installer. For a fireplace or other built-in, the firebox maker’s instructions and local code take priority over a visual reference.
Natural stone surfaces need a routine suited to the actual material. Promptly remove spills, use pH-conscious cleaners and ask which sealer was applied. Engineered stone is not natural stone, so its care and specification should follow the relevant product guidance instead.
Frequently asked questions about the Projects gallery
Can I send more than one Projects gallery image in a quote?
Yes. Choose the clearest references and identify what you like about each, such as the stone color from one image and the surround or countertop form from another. A small set is easier to interpret than a long unlabeled collection. Also send your room dimensions, intended use and any must-change details so the design direction is clear.
Can you reproduce the exact stone shown in a project reference?
We can use the image to identify the visual direction, but natural stone varies between blocks and slabs. The exact shade and veining may not repeat. We can discuss suitable natural stone options and, where relevant, engineered stone, which is not natural stone. The final choice should be based on an approved sample rather than the screen image alone.
Does every image on this page show a completed installation?
The gallery includes different presentation settings, including installed scenes, furnished interiors and showroom views. Use the image to compare form, stone color and finish, then confirm what it represents before treating it as a site precedent. Your photos and measurements remain the controlling information for a new made-to-order piece.
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Who prepared this Projects guide?
Amazstone is a stone group based in Foshan, China, working in stone since 2012 and serving a global stone supply network. The group supplies natural stone and engineered stone for furniture, fireplaces and other interior work. Engineered stone is not natural stone.
Prepared by the Amazstone Editorial Team. Last updated 2026-10-28.
- This Projects gallery presents 241 stone and installation references across the planned scene groups.
- The Natural Stone Institute’s stone care guidance supports pH-conscious cleaning for natural stone.
- Building and fireplace requirements should be checked against the appliance manufacturer’s instructions and the applicable local code.
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