Two decades of cutting stone the way it ought to be cut.

From one saw to London's kitchens.

Marco Falcone learned the trade from his father in Puglia before moving to London in the nineties. For years he cut stone for other people's companies and watched corners being cut with it. In 2009, he and his wife Elena took a unit in Park Royal, bought a single bridge saw, and set a simple rule they still hold to: never sell a slab you wouldn't put in your own kitchen.

Seventeen years on, we've grown into a proper workshop with CNC machinery and a team of masons and fitters — but we're still run by the same family, from the same yard, to the same standard. We don't have a chain of showrooms to pay for, and we don't subcontract a single job. That's why the quote you get is honest and the finish is ours to answer for.

— Marco & Elena Falcone

A workshop that's earned its reputation.

We've never advertised much. Most of our work comes from people who saw a friend's kitchen and asked who did it — which is exactly how we like it.