Natural stone for premium residential complexes, exclusive boutique residences, private estates, and public spaces. A single material for facades, interiors, and landscaping

The stone’s natural pattern turns the floor into a distinctive feature of the room—each slab boasts a unique veining design. Its rich tone serves as an alternative to classic parquet flooring in spaces where the material’s character takes precedence over a neutral backdrop.

The stone’s natural pattern turns the floor into a distinctive feature of the room—each slab boasts a unique veining design. Its rich tone serves as an alternative to classic parquet flooring in spaces where the material’s character takes precedence over a neutral backdrop.

The country house features cladding made of Putilovsky stone from the Travertino collection, creating a cohesive architectural look. The façade, columns, chimney, and entrance area share a unified style that highlights the building’s proportions and architectural character. The natural texture of the Putilovsky stone blends harmoniously with modern architectural elements, ensuring the façade is durable, elegant, and resistant to the elements.


Entrance area
The entrance area is clad in Putilovsky stone (Travertino). The natural stone unifies the columns, walls, and plinth, accentuating the building’s architecture while preserving the material’s natural expressive quality.

Chimneys
The chimneys are clad in Putilovsky stone from the Travertino collection. The natural stone completes the home’s architectural look, maintaining material unity and highlighting the attention to detail.

Facade element
A vertical facade element made of Putilovsky stone from the Travertino collection serves as a striking architectural accent. The stone’s natural texture highlights the facade’s geometry and lends the building a distinctive character.

The facade is clad in Putilovsky stone (Travertino). Large-format stone slabs accentuate the clean horizontal lines of the modern architecture—cantilevered canopies, continuous glazing, and an internal courtyard featuring a reflecting pool. The porous texture of the Travertino serves as the sole material accent against the minimalist glass surfaces, rather than merely as a decorative detail.

Putilovsky stone from the Grigio Imperiale, Oro di Pietro, and Travertino collections defines the architectural character of the gazebo. The cladding of the columns, benches, and structural elements follows a unified style, creating a harmonious composition that blends seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. The combination of diverse stone textures and shades accentuates the architectural design, while the material’s natural strength ensures the structure’s durability and reliability.

The Putilovsky stone from the Rosso Imperiale collection defines the architectural character of the fencing. The cladding of the walls, entrance area, and support pillars follows a unified style, creating a cohesive composition that harmonizes with the structure’s metal elements. The stone’s natural texture lends the fence a distinctive, distinguished appearance while ensuring excellent durability over the long term.

A monolith of Putilovsky stone from the Travertino collection becomes an expressive landscape element, retaining its natural texture and organic form. Such an accent blends seamlessly into the surrounding space, highlighting the beauty and durability of natural stone.

The cladding of the fence base features a combination of the Grigio Imperiale, Oro di Pietro, and Travertino collections. The variation in stone tones here is not accidental but a deliberate design choice: blocks from different collections create a dynamic, unique texture—resulting in a surface that shifts in color and finish along the length of the fence, rather than a uniform wall. This combination demonstrates that all the collections originate from the same quarry and harmonize naturally with one another.

The entrance arched gallery is clad in Putilovsky stone (Travertino). The stone’s porous texture emphasizes the massiveness of the arcade without making it appear visually heavy; light plays across the uneven surface throughout the day, enlivening the strict symmetry of the arches. The material remains consistent from the columns to the vault’s archivolts.

Putilovsky stone from the Travertino collection was used in the metro station’s finish. The cladding of the entrance area and arched galleries was executed with due regard for the rigorous durability and operational requirements of public spaces. Thanks to the material’s inherent strength and resilience, the architectural design retains its visual impact and functionality for decades.

The cladding of the fence base features a combination of the Grigio Imperiale, Oro di Pietro, and Travertino collections. The variation in stone tones here is not accidental but a deliberate design choice: blocks from different collections create a lively, unique texture, resulting in a surface that shifts in color and finish along the length of the fence—rather than a uniform wall. This combination demonstrates that all the collections originate from the same quarry and harmonize naturally with one another.

The fireplace made of Putilovsky stone from the Grigio Imperiale collection combines a striking natural texture, clean lines, and understated architectural design. The natural stone integrates seamlessly into the interior, creating an atmosphere of warmth, coziness, and tranquility.

The *Icarus" sculpture is crafted from Putilovsky stone from the Travertino collection. The material’s natural texture and the fluid forms achieved through hand-finishing reveal the sculpture’s expressive quality, underscoring the artist’s vision. The combination of traditional craftsmanship and modern processing technologies enables the creation of works that retain their aesthetic appeal and durability for decades.

This art object is made of Putilovsky stone and was created by sculptor Maria Apraksina. The work was first unveiled at the "Angles of Northern Stone" symposium at the Four Seasons Hotel and was subsequently donated to the I. F. Stravinsky Children’s School of the Arts in Lomonosov in May 2026. The stone’s natural patterning and malleability allowed the dove to appear both monumental and light.

The decorative element is crafted from Putilovsky stone from the Grigio Imperiale collection. Artistic carving highlights the unique architectural design, blending expressive sculptural forms with the material’s natural texture. The precision craftsmanship and durability of Putilovsky stone ensure the piece retains its artistic value and aesthetic appeal for years to come.