A quieter material palette for this Hampton build with B Central: Tundra Grey, Calacatta Statuario and Terrazzo, carried through the kitchen, living room and bathrooms. Three stones, fabricated in our Dandenong South workshop and installed to sit alongside the home’s timber joinery rather than compete with it.
Kitchen – Tundra Grey and Calacatta Statuario Stone
The kitchen pairs two stones. Tundra Grey runs full-height as the splashback behind the cooktop, a dark, heavily veined slab that anchors the space. The island benchtop is Calacatta Statuario, classic white marble-look veining, a lighter contrast against the timber cabinetry and the Tundra Grey behind it.
Living room: Terrazzo Stone
Terrazzo shows up as the hearth plinth beneath the built-in fireplace and bookshelf joinery. Its speckled aggregate finish gives the living room a textured, grounded base note against the timber shelving above it.
Bathrooms: Calacatta Statuario and Terrazzo Stone
The main bathroom vanity continues the Calacatta Statuario from the kitchen, a double-basin benchtop against grey tiled walls. Terrazzo reappears underfoot as the floor and step tiling.
In the powder room, Terrazzo takes the lead, both the compact vanity top and the surrounding floor, for a smaller space with more personality than a plain stone slab would give it.
Three stones, used with restraint rather than everywhere at once, are what make this Hampton home feel considered rather than crowded. If you’re planning a kitchen, bathroom or living space renovation in Hampton or bayside Melbourne, book a consultation, and we’ll help you build a material palette that works the same way.
