Marble & Granite
in Lahore.

Buy from the house,
not the middleman.

Most stone sold in Lahore has passed through two or three hands before it reaches a customer — a trader who bought the block, a fabricator who cut it, a shop that sold it on. Every hand adds a margin, and more importantly every hand adds a place for accountability to disappear when something goes wrong.

We are the production house itself. Quarry-direct Pakistani stones bought at the face in Balochistan, KPK and Gilgit-Baltistan. Imports selected at origin rather than bought sight-unseen from a container photograph. Our own gang saws, our own eight-stage polish line, our own Italian CNC, our own installation crews. One margin and one accountable name.

This page is the starting point. Below it you will find the specific guides — which marble suits Lahore, which granite, and what actually happens inside the factory — because the honest answer to “what should I buy” depends entirely on what you are buying it for.

What a visit
actually looks like.

Almost nobody chooses stone well from a phone. The single most useful thing you can do is come and stand in front of it, and it takes less time than people expect.

Send your drawings or measurements on WhatsApp beforehand and we will have the relevant stones pulled and standing when you arrive — that alone saves an hour of walking racks. Over five hundred full slabs stand upright at Harbanspura, lit roughly as they will look laid, so you can read the movement across a whole slab instead of guessing from a four-inch sample.

Put your shortlist side by side in daylight. Ask to see the actual lot your order would be cut from, because stone varies between lots and that is the difference between the floor you pictured and the one that arrives. For book-matched work we lay the pairs out on the yard floor and photograph the sequence for your approval before a single cut — the one decision in a stone project that genuinely cannot be undone.

You leave with a written, itemised quotation: material, cutting, edge work, delivery, installation, and the wastage percentage assumed. Usually the same day.

Two addresses,
and what each is for.

The showroom and factory sits on Main Canal Road, Rehman Pura, Harbanspura. This is where you come to choose: the racks, the sample wall, the team who will talk you out of the wrong stone as readily as into the right one. Open Monday to Saturday, eight in the morning until seven in the evening.

The production facility is at RUDA — Turkey Road, near Chahar Bagh, off the Ring Road. Sixty-six thousand square feet of gang saws, polishing line and CNC. It is a working industrial site rather than a shopfront, but clients with large or technical projects are welcome to watch their material being cut, and several of our corporate clients make a point of it.

Installation runs across DHA, Bahria Town, Model Town, Gulberg, Cantt, Johar Town and the wider city, by crews who have set our stone for a decade. We do not subcontract fixing — the joint that follows the veining and the joint that ignores it look completely different, and only one of them was laid by someone who cared.

Beyond Lahore, we deliver across Pakistan and dispatch container-scale export orders from Karachi Port to more than forty countries.