When the Stone IdeaIs Extraordinary,Get the Execution Right.
Independent advisory for designers, architects, builders, and owner’s representatives handling custom, high-stakes stone work. We help teams decide what’s possible, source the right material, and protect design intent from concept through installation.
Have a complex stone project? Send Mark the details and he will follow up to arrange a complimentary project conversation.
Approaching two decades in stone. Nine years representing Antolini Luigi & C Spa. Co-founder of Stone Trend, Seattle.
Meet Mark Hubert
Find and secure the right stone
Material sourcing, selection, purchase coordination and delivery planning.
Explore this service →Review the scope before committing
An independent look at the material, quantities, responsibilities and unanswered questions.
Explore this service →Work through a complex concept
Feasibility and an execution path for ambitious, unusual stone work.
Explore this service →See the decisions in the stone.
Original photographs and practical selection notes. These historical studies show why the exact slab, its finish and the intended layout matter. Ask Mark to investigate current options for your project.
Patagonia · texture and light
Compare the full slab with a textured, selectively backlit display photographed in Seattle.
Read the material study →
Cristallo Vitrum · the full slab and the detail
Two views photographed in May 2025 show the crystalline ground and sweeping mineral lines.
Read the material study →One experienced point of view across the stone scope — from feasibility and material direction through sourcing, fabrication alignment, delivery, and installation review.
A statue, sculpture, or carved stone feature made for your project.
We handle custom natural stone pieces from the first idea through fabrication and delivery. Production can be domestic or overseas, depending on the design and project needs.
Explore Custom Stone CommissionsStatues and sculptural work
Fountains and landscape pieces
Architectural carving and ornament
One-off interiors and other commissions
When the Stone Has to Be Right — and the Project Is Too Complex to Leave to Chance.
Hubert Stone is brought in when the material, detailing, fabrication, logistics, or sequencing demand more than ordinary coordination. We give the team one experienced point of view across the entire stone scope, protecting the design from concept through installation.
Test complex stone concepts for feasibility before details are documented, priced, or promised.
Find and secure material with the right scale, character, quality, and continuity.
Confirm quantities, usable yield, bookmatching, sequencing, and the fabrication path before committing.
Align the designer, architect, builder, supplier, and fabricator around one executable stone plan.
Protect design intent through slab selection, layout, fabrication, and critical installation decisions.
Maintain experienced oversight of the stone scope from early concept through delivery and installation.
Bring the Projects No One Wants to Guess Through.
Monolithic elements. Difficult bookmatches. Quarry-specific sourcing. One-off concepts with no obvious path from rendering to finished work. These are the projects where early decisions carry the most weight.
Explore special projectsMost projects start before anything is purchased. A team has a concept, a material direction, or a problem — and needs clarity on feasibility, sourcing reality, sequencing, and risk. We get that clarity early, then stay involved as needed. For some teams that means a focused review. For others, it becomes ongoing oversight through fabrication and installation.
Start by sending the drawings, reference images, material direction, or the question holding the team back. Mark will review the context and arrange a complimentary project conversation. If deeper analysis is warranted, the next step may be a written feasibility review or a broader strategy engagement.
Interior Designers
Managing complex stone selections on high-end residential or hospitality projects.
Architects
Specifying natural stone for corporate headquarters, luxury lobbies, or large-scale custom homes.
Builders & General Contractors
Who want the stone scope handled by one person from sourcing through delivery.
Hospitality Teams
Hotels, restaurants, and bars where stone sets the tone for the guest experience.
Developers
Luxury residential conversions, amenity spaces, and building lobbies where stone quality defines market positioning.
Owner’s Representatives
Who want independent oversight protecting the client’s investment.
Approaching Two Decades in Stone. A Practical Second Set of Eyes.
The hardest business decisions in stone rarely fit neatly into a spreadsheet. Hubert Stone works with distributors, fabricators, owners, and prospective buyers who want candid, practical perspective from someone who understands how stone is sourced, presented, specified, sold, fabricated, and delivered.
Explore Industry AdvisorySales & Team Development
Help sales teams build product confidence, ask better questions, present value clearly, and develop stronger customer relationships — grounded in how stone is actually specified and sold.
Commercial & Market Perspective
A candid outside view of positioning, product mix, customer priorities, market opportunities, and where sales effort may be getting lost.
Ownership & Important Decisions
Experienced industry perspective when evaluating growth, expansion, succession, a new direction, or the purchase of a stone-related business.
Built for Difficult Stone Work
Approaching two decades in natural stone, including early experience at a regional fabrication company, nine years representing Antolini Luigi & C Spa across the United States, and co-founding Stone Trend, a luxury stone showroom in Seattle.
What sets Mark apart isn’t just knowing stone — it’s knowing the entire chain. The quarry, the factory, the processing standards, the supplier, the logistics, the fabricator. That’s what allows ambitious concepts to move from idea to finished work without losing the point of the design.
Show me the project.
Bring the drawings, reference images, material direction, or the question holding the team back. Start with a complimentary 30-minute project conversation with Mark.