Warm Geometry — Ivory Sandstone Carved Stone Wall Panel
Explore Warm Geometry (STR-01) from STRATA. Review material, finish, module and relief guidance, then enquire with your wall dimensions.
Warm Geometry
Chevron, circle and calm-field modules are recomposed as one measured architectural surface.
- Material
- Ivory Sandstone
- Surface
- Honed, combed + bush-hammered
- Module Family
- 600 / 900 mm coordinated modules
- Relief Guide
- Engraving 4-6 mm; relief 8-15 mm
Catalogue dimensions and depths are indicative. Final stone, blank thickness, panel joints, fixing and exposure suitability require approved samples and project-specific review.
Enquire about STR-01 ↗Prepare a project brief ↗
From reference to your architecture
Composition & scale
Use the architectural elevation to position focal forms, quiet stone fields, furniture and openings. Review the wall from the actual viewing distance.
Stone & panel layout
Approve the exact material and finish, then resolve joint positions, edge conditions, thickness, handling and installation sequence on drawings.
Samples & site conditions
Confirm the visible range of natural variation and a representative carved sample. Exterior, water-adjacent and high-level applications need specific technical review.
Before you specify
Can this composition be adapted to my wall?
STR-01 is reviewed against your elevation, openings, viewing distance and panel handling. The composition and joints are resolved for approved dimensions before manufacture.
How are the stone and finish approved?
The catalogue lists Ivory Sandstone. A physical range sample and finish sample are needed to approve natural variation; the visualisation is not an exact colour or performance specification.
What happens to relief at panel joints?
Panel boundaries are planned around the focal forms. Motifs crossing joints require coordinated carving and dry layout. Blank thickness, relief depth, access and fixing loads are checked for the actual project.
What is needed for a quotation?
Send the code STR-01, city/country, width and height with units, drawing or site photograph, application, material direction and timeline. Sampling, fabrication, packing and installation scope can then be reviewed.