The Stone Theatre - Stone Flooring. Burgundy Stone, Antiqued Jerusalem Flagstones

WELCOME STONE SELECTION FLOORING ANTIQUED AND ANCIENT SERVICES LOCATION ENQUIRY WHATS ON STONE STORY

Waterloo
Newnham Terrace
Hercules Road
Waterloo
London SE1 7DR

T: 0207 021 0020
F: 0207 021 0049
E: London@stonetheatre.com

Opening times: Monday - Saturday 9.00am - 5.30pm or by arrangement
(Closed Sundays)

We have an extensive selection of magnificent stone flooring, from contemporary cool styles in white and grey, through to palatial marble and antiqued Burgundy flagstones. Let us illuminate your home from the floor upwards with something from our collection.

Limestone

Contemporary Cream
The range of off white to cream limestones with some or very little fossil is expanding all the time. We have stones from close to home such as Portland stone, many from the length and breadth of Europe and yet further afield. Each has its own subtle nuance and shade.

Warm Grey
There are several grey stones we have on show. The colours that are inside that grey are what makes one stand apart form the other. Blue grey, green grey and several with a warmth that comes through in a subtle beige or purple.

Resilient Beige
Beige and golden colours are what we traditionally associate with a limestone and Stone Theatre will not disappoint. From reclaimed, aged and antiqued flagstones from the Burgundy region of France down through Italy and into the Eastern Mediterranean we have several unique floors to admire. Random flagstones in massive sizes.

Green and Olive
There are green limestones and those with a subtle olive shade, from a deep dark emerald to a pale white with just a hint of apple.

Travertine

The true beauty of Travertine is in the wonderful patterns that form naturally within the stone.
From dark Noce travertine to the pale ripples of a Navona full of life and character. The rich marbling and veining combine to produce a mature and sophisticated stone which we are able to supply in a huge format almost a full yard long.

Basalt

Basalt is lava, cooled magma from a volcano. We know from working with it, (it destroys our diamond tools) that it is as hard as they come. That even coloured flat grey makes for the most pleasing backdrop to introduce other exciting colours, or maybe you want to bring it to life with stainless steel and industrial fixtures and fittings.

Marble

Marble is increasingly being used in conjunction with other materials to provide either a dramatic centre piece, or feature wall. But one is often inclined to forget that this is a most hardwearing flooring surface that has endured centuries of heavy traffic in buildings all around the world. It is a very versatile material and can be supplied in a variety of finishes. As well as polished it can also be honed, or brushed to bring out a soft texture.

Sandstone

Walking across the streets of London you may well be helped on your way by the Sandstone beneath your feet. Often seen as a rustic stone, it is also the choice of many a designer and paves the showrooms of Armani among others. In a honed finish these earth tones can bring comfort and style to your home.

Slate

Slate is a mainstay of British flooring from old Welsh cottages to our most prestigious buildings. It lends itself to both contemporary and traditional styles in both honed and natural cleft finishes. Primarily it is available in Black, Green Grey and even a wine colour. Today's designers have brought this material bang up to date.

Granite

Granite the indestructible. The forces of nature have literally moved mountains to form this most enduring material. And it comes in a surprising range of colours from white, to red, to green to black, yes even chocolate.