Onyx & backlighting
Explore the depth and movement of onyx in a distinctive interior feature. Start with the actual stone, the setting and the way you want light to become part of the design.
Consider the whole space
Onyx can take on a different presence when illuminated. The selected slab and a lighting sample matter more than a generic image when deciding how a feature will look.
A few useful details
A wall panel, fireplace setting or custom decorative piece can give stone room to stand out. Share the intended location so the team can discuss suitability and fabrication.
A backlit feature needs early discussion of the support, lighting arrangement, access and surrounding finishes. The stonework must be coordinated with the people responsible for the lighting and electrical work.
Onyx is not a universal substitute for a daily-use kitchen worktop. Its suitability and care need to be discussed for the specific stone and application.
Light & detail
Do not assume the result from a photograph. The selected stone, its thickness and the proposed light need to be reviewed together to understand the effect.
Electrical work is not promised as part of the stonework. The responsibilities for lighting, power, access and installation must be agreed for the specific project.
Onyx should not be treated as a general-purpose, low-care alternative to quartz. Tell us how you want to use it so the specific material and its limitations can be discussed.
Share a photo or drawing of the location, approximate dimensions and the effect you like. Include any information already available about lighting and the supporting structure.
Made around your plans
Show us the setting and the effect you have in mind.