Serene Stone

Manufacturers Of Quality Architectural Cast Stone Products
Founded in 2011 and situated just off the M1 in Nottinghamshire, we are ideally situated to deliver our products to building projects nationwide.

Produced to BS1217 Standard, using only high-quality natural materials, Serene Stone boasts a huge range of standard products, materials & colours to suit most applications.

Our in-house design and production team can also turn your ideas and concepts into beautifully finished, bespoke stonework that can really make a difference to your project.

We pride ourselves on our ability to quickly identify your requirements, deliver within budget and on time - whilst offering continued support and guidance throughout the design and build process.

Products:

• Bespoke Products
• Heads
• Cills
• Band & String Course
• Coping
• Pier Caps & Spheres
• Corbels
• Gable Vents
• Quoins & Ashlar
• Keystones
• Porticos
• Date & Namestones
• Balustrading

Materials:

• Semi Dry Stone
• Wetcast Stone
• Lightweight Material
• Precast Concrete

Upton House
Over the years, Serene Stone have been heavily involved in the design and supply of bespoke, high quality stonework to the luxury housing market.

One of our most recent projects was for an award-winning housing developer, who have just completed construction of ‘Upton House’. A high specification, luxury 5-bedroom detached property on the outskirts of London.

With the main exterior features of the property being the two bay window surrounds and grand porch entrance – our client was very keen to ensure the right supplier was chosen to develop the designs into something really special.

Serene Stone were invited to quote for the project in early 2018 and began work on the designs later that year. Our wetcast Portland stone was put proposed and accepted as the best material and colour to achieve the look envisaged by the Architect.

Portland Stone has remained a popular stone colour since the 14th Century, as can be seen on famous buildings such as St Paul’s Cathedral and the British Museum. It continues to be a very sought after colour for our reconstituted stone products – especially in and around the London area.

During an intensive design phase, our technicians worked to develop the architect’s ideas into fully detailed working drawings, ready for manufacture.

Our client was very specific that the stonework should show as few mortar joints as possible. One of the main benefits of our wetcast material, is that it can be cast into larger sections than other available materials, such as semi dry stone, negating the need for more joints than is necessary. This allowed us to cast many pieces that would normally be split, into one continuous piece. We also utilised ‘notched’ stone pieces, to hide joints that were unavoidable.

The result looks fantastic and our customer was extremely satisfied!

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