Duke Stone of Cornwall design, supply and install premium bespoke stone surfaces including quartz worktops, granite, marble, porcelain and sintered stone for kitchens, bathrooms and luxury interiors across Cornwall. Working with homeowners, developers and designers in Truro, Falmouth, Newquay, Wadebridge, Padstow, Rock, St Austell and surrounding areas, we combine expert craftsmanship with contemporary coastal inspired design.



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Stone Flooring & Custom Features - Crafted to Elevate Every Space

From bespoke hearths and ornaments to full interior flooring, our stonemasons shape the details that make a home uniquely yours.

What Can We Help You With?

White kitchen worktop and splashback with an undermount sink and brass tap

More Than Just Surfaces – We Create Stone That Tells a Story

At Duke Stone, we don’t just install stone, we craft it into something meaningful. Whether you’re looking to lay a natural stone floor in a historic home or commission a hand-carved stone ornament, we deliver expert design, technical excellence, and timeless results. All from our workshop on The Lizard in Cornwall.

Marble-effect tiled floor beside dark fitted cabinetry

Pale marble-effect floor tiles beneath wooden dining furniture

Stone Flooring That Lasts a Lifetime

Natural stone flooring offers unmatched beauty and performance. Whether you want large-format porcelain in a modern home or a hand-chosen flagstone floor for a period property, our team will guide you through the best material for your space, lifestyle and underfloor heating setup.

  • Slate
  • Limestone
  • Granite
  • Marble
  • Porcelain
  • Sintered Stone (for modern applications)

We handle everything, from supply and layout planning to cutting, sealing and final fit.

Close-up of large grey stone-effect floor tiles beside a bath

Standout Stonework, Designed for You

Our custom features are where true craftsmanship shines. From hearths to hand-carved doorwells, stone sinks to ornamental details, we shape each piece to suit your space and your personal style. Whether it’s a clean, modern design or something more rustic and traditional, we can bring your vision to life in granite, marble, or even Neolith.


Veined stone worktop sections prepared on workshop tables

From Concept to Completion

A step-by-step overview of how we work with our clients:

  1. Initial Consultation; We discuss your ideas and take detailed site measurements.
  2. Stone Selection; Choose from our wide range of natural and engineered stones.
  3. Design & Templating; 3D planning, templating and hand-drawn concepts.
  4. Fabrication; All cutting and finishing is completed in our Cornwall workshop.
  5. Installation; Carefully transported and fitted by our skilled team.
Two stonemasons working beside a stone slab in the workshop

Bringing Stone to Life in Cornwall Homes

Bathroom with large grey floor tiles and a freestanding white bath

Granite Flagstone Floor - St Ives

A modern extension with traditional materials – sealed and installed with underfloor heating.

Pale stone fireplace surround and hearth around a wood-burning stove

Hand-Finished Hearth - Mullion

Local Cornish granite hearth with chamfered corners and inset engraving.

Round stone basin against a grey herringbone tiled wall

Stone Basin & Wall Feature - Falmouth

Bespoke carved marble basin paired with bookmatched feature cladding.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes – many of our clients use it successfully, particularly with porcelain and marble.

Yes – we often match thresholds to existing or new flooring, fireplaces and exterior steps.

It depends on the space, but most residential flooring projects are completed in 2–4 days.

Yes – we handle all finishing, including sealing for stain and moisture protection.

Most are extremely resistant – especially quartz, granite and Sintered Stone. We’ll advise on care based on your chosen stone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Granite is natural and unique; quartz is man-made and more uniform. Granite is more heat-tolerant, but quartz is slightly lower maintenance.

It’s highly durable, but we recommend sealing. Chips are rare and often repairable

Pricing varies by slab rarity and thickness. You might be surprised how affordable some options are.

Yes, sealing helps protect against stains and moisture – we offer advice and service plans.

Quartz is lower maintenance and more consistent in colour. Granite is 100% natural and more heat resistant.

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