Stone Masonry is one of the earliest trades. Revolutionised in 10,000 BC when man built large structures such as the pyamids in Egypt or the Cathedral of Milan.

In the Medieval times, stonemasonry where amongst the high demand skills as many towns favoured stones that were carved with personalised symbols. However, stone travel was carried out mostly by domestic animals, making fabrication and travel time prolonged.

As time went on, the development of technology allowed stonemasons to easily cut and shape stones. Due to this, the apparence of marble in households became more frequent and not long after the Industrial Revolution in the 19th centurary, stone masonry was quickly picked up by many as machine powered technology allowed safe, efficient and precise stone work. This became the foundation of today's modern homes where marble became easily accessable and transported.

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With state of the art technology evident in the industry, the possibilities are endless. it is now possible to recreate eclectic designs efficiently.