Bathrooms
Small rooms take the boldest stone well, because you only ever see one wall of it at a time. The dramatic onyx-look slabs are here for a reason.
Bring this Ask which slabs we have in a book-matched pair.
Surfaces for bathrooms
Blue and amber onyx look Broken amber veining across a cold blue field. The most dramatic slab on the floor — one wall of it is usually enough. 
Storm blue and cream Cream crystal pushing into deep blue, with rust at the edges. A book-matched pair makes a single picture. 
Ivory with warm vein Almost white, with a few long caramel veins and nothing else. A large format that stays quiet across a whole floor. 
Deep blue onyx look Blue ground with white cloud breaks and thin dark fissures. Large format, so the pattern stays open. 
Agate slice look Crystal and rust in a cut-geode pattern. Best used small — a niche, a bar face, a single backsplash run. 
Blue hexagon mosaic Swirled blue and white hexagons on sheet. Pool waterline, shower floor, or one feature panel. 
Ice onyx look A green-white with a faint core, like light held inside the tile. Wants a wall where a lamp can find it. 
White onyx look Almost no pattern at all — just a slow shift of grey across a polished face. Floors that should disappear. 
Grey-vein white marble look The classic: bright white with grey branching, calm enough for a counter, a backsplash and the floor at once. 
Charcoal with gold vein Polished near-black with a single warm vein running the length of the slab. Reads as jewellery against pale cabinetry. See them standing, next to each other.
We are a showroom: the slabs are standing, whole, and can be moved around. Bring the measurements and we will work it out on the floor.