Architectural elements made of stone

Columns are supporting structures, and pilasters are decorative wall supports that give the building a sense of luxury and exclusivity. Columns and pilasters made of natural stone are used for the decoration of both new and renovated buildings.

Columns and pilasters are inspired by the architecture of Ancient Rome and Greece. Our impressive range of columns includes fluted and plain styles of the classical Corinthian, Doric, Ionic and Tuscan orders. We can implement both classical and modern style column and pilaster finishes.

- We produce solid, segmental and hollow columns from natural stone;
- Standard range of columns and individual design;
- Various column heights are available;
- Half columns and pilasters are possible;
- We combine with other architectural elements - bases and capitals;
- We produce according to individual orders.

A cornice is an architectural element installed on the exterior walls of a building, usually above windows, doors, in a canopy or around the perimeter of a building. A cornice creates a prominently decorated frame or can be used as a decorative detail. It gives the building a stylistic distinction and creates impressive architectural beauty.

Stone edging is a decorative detail on the exterior of buildings, used to create the contours of facades, frames, window sills or other parts of a building. Stone edging creates a distinctive aesthetic appearance that adapts to the specific design of the building.

Capitals are decorative architectural features that are most often mounted on the top of columns, pillars, or other supporting or decorative structures. Capitals, made of natural stone, can come in a variety of shapes and have unique design elements.