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Arabescato White
Marble / Honed, satin, or polished after project review
Dining tables / Boardroom tables Use in quoteObject / material / bespoke stone commissions
Stone commissions with architectural weight.
Custom marble, travertine, quartzite and natural stone pieces shaped around the room, the material and the way the object will be lived with.
Material inspection
The slab is not decoration. It is the commission brief.
Material sets the temperament of the piece: density, movement, light, care, edge, scale and permanence. Final stone is confirmed through availability, variation, finish and project review.
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Dark Emperador
Marble / Honed, satin, or polished after use review
Coffee tables / Consoles Use in quote
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Warm Travertine
Travertine / Filled and honed is the usual starting point
Powder rooms / Vanities Use in quote- Slab availability
- Natural variation
- Finish and edge
- Freight suitability
- Project review
Commission brief
A permanent object deserves a measured beginning.
The first response turns image references, room context and material instinct into the next useful design and specification decision.
Object
Piece type, scale, room, intended use and the visual weight the object needs to hold.
Material
Stone direction, movement, finish, edge detail and care tolerance reviewed together.
Path
Delivery city, access, approval timing and quote assumptions before production.
Commission directions
Browse by object type, then specify by room and stone.
From dining tables and consoles to vanities, plinths and hospitality pieces, each direction begins with proportion, material character and the room it needs to hold.
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Large-format surface
Dining and boardroom tables
Scale, slab movement, base clearance, seating count, and delivery path reviewed together.
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Architectural arrival
Consoles and entries
Narrow proportions, wall context, stability, artwork relationship, and edge treatment.
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Drawings and water review
Vanities and wet-area pieces
Plumbing, drainage, support, care expectations, and builder timing must be explicit.
Studio handoff
Enter with a direction. Leave with a clearer commission path.
April's Form creates custom stone pieces by enquiry. Australian commissions are reviewed locally before scope, stone, dimensions, price, freight, timing, payment stage, and delivery assumptions are confirmed in writing.
Useful first brief
- Piece type or intended use
- Approximate dimensions or drawings
- Room photos, inspiration images, or design references
- Preferred stone, colour, or material mood
- Delivery city and access constraints
- Budget range, deadline, and decision-maker
Before the brief
Low friction. Serious assumptions.
Start with the idea, room and stone mood. The first reply can confirm missing details, material direction, freight and access notes, and next steps.
Can I order a reference design exactly as shown?
Reference designs can guide the brief, but each commission is reviewed around your dimensions, stone direction, room context, delivery city, and approval needs before a quote is prepared.
What kinds of pieces can be custom made?
The custom range includes tables, desks, consoles, plinths, bars, vanities, sinks, bathtubs, mirrors, bowls, decorative objects, outdoor pieces, and hospitality furniture.
Do I need drawings before I enquire?
No. Drawings help, but a useful first enquiry can start with approximate dimensions, room photos, reference images, stone direction, location, and timing.