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Shortlist the slabs
Walk the showroom and pick the pieces worth taking further. Two or three is usually enough to see a real difference.
In-showroom planning
Don't imagine your stone. A 100mm sample cannot tell you how a slab will read across a three metre island. The visualiser puts your shortlist into a real room at full scale, so movement, tone and contrast land the way they will once installed.
What it looks like
Every image below is a stone study: one space, rendered against a different slab. This is the comparison that usually settles the decision.





How it works
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Walk the showroom and pick the pieces worth taking further. Two or three is usually enough to see a real difference.
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We load each slab into a kitchen, bathroom or feature wall at full room scale, against the cabinetry and finish direction you brought in.
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Switch between slabs in the same room and the difference stops being theoretical. Most people change their mind at least once here.
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You leave knowing how the stone reads at scale, not hoping a 100mm sample was representative.
Book a session
Tell us the room and the look you are chasing. We will pull the relevant slabs and set the visualiser up before your appointment, so the whole session goes into comparing rather than loading.
Unit 31/47 Allingham St, Condell Park NSW 2200
About the visualiser
No. It runs in the showroom, on our screens, with our slab library loaded. That is deliberate: the point is to compare real slabs you have just stood in front of, not stock photography.
Plans or rough dimensions, cabinetry and tile samples, tapware finishes, and any reference images. The closer the room setup is to yours, the more useful the comparison.
Usually 15 to 30 minutes inside a normal showroom visit, once you have a shortlist worth comparing.
No. It is part of a showroom consultation. Book an appointment and we will have it set up before you arrive.