Luxury Stone Projects & Installation Cases
A working showroom of real installations built in Wharton Luxury Stone's Foshan workshop — backlit feature walls, organic-shaped dining tables, sculptural tea tables, entryway consoles, and kitchen islands cut from Blue Emerald, Pandora, Amazon Green, and 200+ other exotic stones.
Every project on this page was fabricated, polished, and packed in our own Nanzhuang workshop before being shipped to a client. The photos below are pulled directly from our QC and installation records — no renderings, no stock imagery. We share them for one practical reason: when you are investing in a $3,000–$30,000 luxury stone piece, you need to know what the supplier can actually deliver, not just what their catalogue promises.
Wharton's engineering capability covers the full range of bespoke luxury stone work: backlit feature walls (translucent marble and quartzite laminated to glass or mounted on LED trays), custom dining tables (organic teardrop and live-edge tops with CNC-cut contours), tea and coffee tables, entryway consoles, and kitchen islands. We move from slab selection → CAD template → CNC cutting → edge profiling → polishing → on-site installation drawings, all under one roof. Visit our factory capabilities page for the full process breakdown.
Translucent luxury stone — usually Blue Emerald, Cristallo, or onyx-like quartzite — cut to 5–10mm thin panels, laminated to glass, and mounted on a concealed LED tray. The result is a wall that glows from within. These five installations show the range of veining and color temperatures we deliver.
Organic, teardrop, and live-edge dining tables are our signature furniture product. Each top is a single slab — no seams — with the contour CNC-cut to the client's drawing, then polished to a mirror finish on every edge. Bases are fabricated in-house in stainless steel, brass, or powder-coated steel.
Islands demand the largest, cleanest slabs in any project. We template, cut, and edge-polish island tops with waterfall sides, mitered corners, or routed undermount sink cutouts. These examples also represent the wider "custom" category — consoles, vanity tops, and one-off commissions.
How a Custom Project Moves Through Our Workshop
A typical bespoke piece — whether a feature wall or a dining table — moves through five clearly defined stages. Understanding this process helps clients plan lead times and review QC evidence at each step.
- 1. Slab selection. We send dated photos and video of the exact slabs in our Nanzhuang yard. For translucent work, we shoot a backlit test so you see the actual glow before committing.
- 2. CAD template. Our engineers produce a 1:1 drawing of the contour, edge profile, cutouts, and joint positions for your sign-off.
- 3. CNC cutting. The slab is cut on a 5-axis CNC bridge saw to the approved contour, then dry-fitted in the workshop.
- 4. Edge profiling & polishing. Full-bullnose, half-bullnose, mitered, or chiseled edges are shaped by hand and polished through seven grits to a mirror finish.
- 5. Export packing & on-site drawings. A-frame crates, foam lining, and steel strapping — plus a set of installation drawings so your contractor fits the piece correctly on arrival.
The full QC, packing, and shipping workflow is documented on our factory capabilities page, where you can also see the two physical stone yards and the 200+ slabs we hold in stock.
Browse the Full Catalogue or Start a Project
The 14 pieces above are a small sample. Our full inventory runs to 200+ exotic varieties across 40+ categories — Blue Emerald, Pandora, Amazon Green, Patagonia, Cristallo, Bulgari, Snow Orchid, and many more. The fastest way to find the right material for your project is to browse the products catalogue, then send us a list of the SKUs you like.
If you already have a drawing, a target stone, or just a reference image from Pinterest or a magazine, submit your project requirements and our engineers will come back within one business day with slab options, a fabrication plan, and a quote.
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Send us a drawing, a reference image, or a SKU list — we reply within one business day.