Villa K. / Vienna
Some people think that Viennese luxury villas can't compete with those in cities like Los Angeles. This brilliant luxury villa in Vienna proves the opposite. After a detailed consultation with SCHUBERT STONE, the client opted for a natural dolomite stone, which is used for both the interior and exterior.
Kaiservilla / Bad Ischl
Levante Crema with an antique surface in the classic 40x40cm format was used in this baroque building. This unique floor looks as if it has always been there and has been walked on for centuries.
Church of St. Gertrud / Vienna
A discreet light gray limestone floor with a polished surface was used in this beautiful church. A dark gray front step with a round bar edge forms a frieze for the raised central area. The floor provides a subtle backdrop for the church with its unique stained glass windows.
House H. / Vienna
For this modern house, fine oak country house floorboards were laid on the ground floor, while a subtle beige limestone was used on the upper floor.
Villa R. / Vienna
In a quiet residential area of Vienna, a project was created that impressively combines classical architecture and modern living culture. Generous arcades, bright facades, and clean lines create a harmonious overall impression – supported by the timeless effect of high-quality natural stones.
Pannonhalma Abbey / Hungary
Pannonhalma Archabbey is a thousand-year-old Benedictine monastery and has been a World Heritage Site since 1996. The monks who live here seek God in their lives and prayers. They offer visitors and tourists a unique atmosphere. As a result of developments in recent years, a number of tourist attractions have been added to the guided tour of the monastery. Today, Pannonhalma is particularly worth seeing and should definitely be visited as part of a full-day excursion during a trip to Hungary.
Mozart House / Vienna
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived here with his family from 1784 to 1787 and composed works such as his world-famous opera "Le Nozze di Figaro" and three of the six "Haydn Quartets". It is the largest, most elegant and most expensive apartment that Mozart ever lived in, and it is the only Viennese apartment that has survived to this day. In the basement there are function rooms with a dark limestone floor from SCHUBERT STONE.
Villa / Nassau
For this villa in the Bahamas, the challenge was to find a hard-wearing stone for the driveway where the tire marks would not be visible. A granite conglomerate was selected for the façade. SCHUBERT STONE's laying partner flew to Nassau, recorded the dimensions of the façade electronically and then cut the slabs precisely.
Admont Abbey / Styria
As part of the renovation of the prelature in Admont Abbey, the prelate visited SCHUBERT STONE with Prof. Wehdorn to select the right stone for the abbey. The result speaks for itself. The dark limestone floor looks as if it had already been installed when the monastery was built.
Villa H. / Vienna
For this renovated villa in Vienna, great importance was attached to having outdoor furnishings that were true to the original. As the client was used to using smooth, easy-to-maintain surfaces outdoors from his home in the USA, Levante Crema matt patinated in 40.6 x 61 cm was chosen. The frost-resistant hard limestone is a classy extension of the living room in summer and contrasts perfectly with the strong wooden floor indoors. The cover plates, window sills and profiled plinths were produced with millimetre precision.
Villa N. / Burgenland
The stone combination around this Mediterranean villa blends in wonderfully harmoniously. Three different types of natural stone are used here - Brazilian quartz sandstone, travertine and limestone
Palais apartment / Vienna
In this city apartment, the client wanted an exclusive floor in an inlaid design with selected Spanish limestones that harmonize with each other. The floor was precisely cut using water jet technology according to the architect's design. After installation, the entire floor was grouted, sanded and polished to a perfectly even finish.