Natural stone

Pomery Natural Stone supplied over 1500m2 of flamed Black Zimbabwe natural stone paving, cladding and skirting to Crossrail Station, Canary Wharf. The uniform colour of the black basalt (Black Zimbabwe) balances the wide palette of soft landscaping

A range of natural stone paving from Westminster Stone was selected by Dick and Angel Strawbridge of TV's Escape to the Chateau for the renovation of Chateau de la Motte Husson

CED Stone Group supplied 58 large blocks of stone as part of From Thames To Eternity, a temporary stone reuse project conceived by Matthew Barnett Howland and Oliver Wilton from University College London, and CSK Architects. The project aims to stimulate discussion about material lifespan and reuse as the city endeavours to achieve its goals for a

CED Stone supplied a range of natural stone elements for the public realm area at Goodman's Fields in Aldgate, including granite paving, benches, walling and copings. This modern mixed-use urban quarter provides a selection of luxury apartments, coffee shops, restaurants, 2 acres of landscape, and six bronze horses galloping through a water feature

CED was chosen to supply the landscaping stone for One Blackfriars, a 52-storey tower situated on the South Bank of the Thames in London, rising up between the Tate Modern and the Royal Festival Hall. CED worked closely with the contractor to meet their deadlines and to ensure stone details matched their requirements

CED Stone supplied 400 tonnes of Slabby sandstone for seating and paving at the Green Heart project, part of a major transformation of Nottingham's 20-acre Broad Marsh. This £4bn regeneration programme, developed by world-renowned Heatherwick Studios, could see over 1000 new homes, around 2500 new jobs and a new public realm developed. The

Buckden Towers has a long and rich history spanning over 900 years and is currently home to the Claretian Missionaries. The site operates as the location of the Catholic Parish Church in Buckden and as a residential centre for religious studies. The Friends of Buckden Towers support the owners in the conservation of the historic buildings and

CED supplied Portuguese and Scottish Grampian granite paving plus Green Schist paving to bring colour, warmth and vibrancy to the redevelopment of Tindal Square in Chelmsford. The stones are supplied mostly with an 80mm depth, in various element sizes, with changing paving colour mixes. The overall supply over all phases, covered an area of circa

Hardscape supplied a mixture of European granite paving, setts, steps and walling with combinations of Portuguese Silva Vilar, Cinza Ariz and Cinza Braga materials for the refurbishment of Union Terrace Gardens in Aberdeen, which represents a significant restoration and enhancement of a historical public park. The project began with a proposed

A combination of Italian porphyry paving‚ sawn Yorkstone paving and local river cobbles to match the original material were used for this pedestrian paving scheme in Exeter, located near the city's cathedral and other old buildings. The main paving materials were traditionally laid using random lengths to minimise the wastage in production

The client had recently moved into a new property with a tired, unimaginative garden. Dumped in the garden were two pre-formed pond liners which were too big to put in the car and take to the dump. The householder hit on the idea of building a Japanese style garden. He upcycled the pond liners and covered them in Enviromat to symbolise mountains

Pomery Natural Stone supplied Indian sandstone for paving and copings as part of the renovation project at the Muslim Burial Ground, Horsell Common, the final resting place for allied Muslim soldiers who died of their wounds in the UK during World War I

CED Stone Group supplied Portuguese granite paving, setts, step units, kerbs and edging as part of the refurbishment of Whitfield Gardens, alongside Tottenham Court Road, as part of the West End Project to create and improve public garden areas; allowing people to enjoy relaxing open spaces in Central West London. CED was chosen by the contractor

Pomery Natural Stone provided natural stone paving for the refurbishment of West Midlands Fire Station, an imposing building on Lancaster Circus, Queensway. Products supplied: S07 Blue-Black cropped granite setts and bollards, bordered by 150x300mm channel kerbs - for delineation of fire engine bays; 600x600x50mm S76 Atlantic Blue-Grey, fine grain granite slabs with

CED Stone Group supplied Caithness rockery and paving, Grampian granite paving, Cornish silver grey granite paving and kerbs, CEDEC silver footpath gravel, and red granite gravel for the transformation of Ruskin Square, Croydon. Connecting the town centre and the train station at Ruskin Square in Croydon, this creative space commissioned by