Gallery

The stone
in place.

Facades in three characters, and inside the house artworks, kitchens and bathrooms. Illustrative photos of what Jordanian and Palestinian stone does once it is in place.

Contemporary

Smooth sawn panels and sharp angles.

Contemporary villa volume clad in smooth sawn cream Ma’an limestone panels above a reflecting pool at dusk

Volume over water

Ma’an · sawn

Minimalist two-story villa in sawn cream stone panels with one long horizontal window and a pool reflecting the facade

One ribbon window

Ma’an · sawn · evening

Corner detail of a contemporary facade in sawn cream stone panels with narrow vertical windows in bronze frames against a blue sky

A sharp corner

Sawn panels and slot windows

Traditional

Musamsam, arches and the spirit of the Amman house.

Traditional villa facade in hand-dressed stone with an arched entrance under a carved stone balustrade balcony and lattice windows

Stone balcony

Ajlouni · musamsam

Traditional villa facade with a loggia of three stone arches, a carved balustrade, a cypress and bougainvillea

Loggia of three arches

Ajlouni · musamsam · carved balustrade

Traditional courtyard gate with a pointed arch in dressed stone, a wooden door, lattice screens, a stone bench and jasmine

Courtyard gate

Pointed arch and lattice screens

Rustic

Rough rock-faced tubzeh and deep shadow.

Villa wall in creamy white rough-faced Ruwaished stone with a deep entrance shaded by an olive tree

Entrance under the olive

Ruwaished · tubzeh

Villa entrance with a cantilevered stone portal and a facade of thick rough-faced white stone courses at dusk

Cantilevered portal

Ruwaished · tubzeh · dusk

Hillside villa with a rock-faced stone facade, a white stone garden wall and olive terraces

Villa on the hill

Garden wall and rock-faced facade

Samples are paid: a real piece of the stone and finish you choose.