Fabbro × Natural Stone Collection
Two crafts. One shared vision.
Wood & Marble is the shared home of Fabbro and Natural Stone Collection: bringing woodwork and stone into a coordinated conversation for South African interiors.
The reason we come together
A room is more than
a list of materials.
A kitchen combines cabinetry and worktops. A bathroom brings storage and a vanity top together. A living-room feature can connect fitted timber with an expressive stone wall. These elements are most convincing when their relationship is considered from the start.
Wood & Marble introduces Fabbro’s woodwork and Natural Stone Collection’s stone offering in one place. It gives homeowners, designers and architects a shared starting point for the materials, proportions and practical details of a project.
Based at 68 Richards Drive in Midrand, Johannesburg, the two brands can be contacted through their existing channels. Your quotation identifies the agreed supplier, specification and scope for the work.
The woodwork brand
Fabbro
Explore kitchens, bathroom cabinetry, wardrobes and bespoke interior woodwork. Begin with the way the room is used, then consider the layout, storage, construction and visible finish.
Explore the woodwork collectionThe stone brand
Natural Stone Collection
Explore marble and travertine slabs and tiles, granite, and natural stone fabrication and installation. Material selection, cutting layout and the intended use belong in the same project discussion.
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Explore the stone collectionSouth African projects
Start in Midrand.
Tell us where you are.
Our shared base is in Midrand, Johannesburg. Send your suburb or city with your enquiry so the team can discuss the relevant site, delivery and installation arrangements.
The website’s concepts illustrate possible design directions. The actual materials, product details, technical requirements and programme are agreed for your project. This keeps the conversation rooted in the space you have and the result you want.
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