Mansion M. / California
Stone knows no boundaries. For the driveway and forecourt of an elegant mansion in southern California, the client was looking for a historic floor covering that would match the look of the property. SCHUBERT STONE supplied 1,000m2 of old Viennese cobblestones.
Villa Br. / Vienna
A symbiosis of natural stone and porcelain stoneware floor and wall coverings was created for a Viennese city villa together with the architectural firm The Black Square.
House P. / Lower Austria
In this former farmhouse, a noble luxury home was created, which was furnished to the highest perfection with noble floor and wall coverings made of techno stone and natural stone.
Farmhouse K. / Styria
This project involves a centuries-old farmhouse with a remarkable architectural appearance typical of the region, making it an object particularly worthy of preservation.
Villa Hol / Vienna
A fabulous garden in a classic villa with a pool house was furnished with harmoniously matching natural stone and techno stone slabs.
House K. / Vienna
A feel-good oasis that invites you to linger was successfully realized in this project. From the light brown wooden country house floorboards in the living room, the residents step outside barefoot onto cream-colored techno stone terrace slabs and forget all about the hustle and bustle of the city.
Quartier Belvedere Central / Vienna
SCHUBERT STONE has always excelled with durable, exquisite floors for construction projects in the business sector.
Villa F. / Budapest
An extraordinary pool terrace with a view of the whole of Budapest was successfully realized for this luxury villa. The client couple's vision was to create an oasis of retreat in the midst of nature with landscape features and secluded spots.
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.