Monet Garden MarbleOperated by Eastwood Industry
Home / Process / Block Selection
Process reference · Block Selection

Process 01 / 06 · Monet Garden Marble

Block Selection

A first look at the natural palette.

The cut face of a block offers an early indication of colour and pattern. Cream fragments, warmer mineral bands and fine veins can be reviewed before the stone is developed into slabs.

Starting point
Natural marble block
Focus
Colour range and cutting direction
Confirm
Preferred background tone, colour movement and intended application
Result
A block reference and initial colour direction
Discuss this stage →

The process

A first look at the natural palette.

Block selection establishes a colour direction. The appearance of individual slabs becomes clearer after sawing and surface processing, so a block photograph should be considered alongside later slab photographs.

Explore the slab selections →

Project coordination

Details to confirm.

  1. Identify the preferred background tone and stronger mineral areas.
  2. Discuss the relationship between cutting direction and the intended design.
  3. Review the resulting slabs before confirming the project selection.
← Previous stageAll six stagesNext stage →

Plan the details of your project.

Share the selected stone, dimensions, drawing and required finish.

Discuss your requirements ↗