3D Stone Panels
See it at the Choolai showroom · catalogues on WhatsApp
19 designs in the library
Façades
Sculpted stone panels that add relief and shadow to walls.
Panels of natural stone strips stacked in staggered layers, giving a split-face stone wall in 19 colourways from white and gold to slate and black.
Details
- Material
- Natural stone strips on panel (stacked stone veneer)
- Thickness
- 3 mm
- Sizes
- 150 mm x 600 mm
- Finishes
- Split-face natural stone
- Suits
- Façade, Living
Documents
Questions
What are 3D stone panels?
Panels of natural stone strips stacked in staggered layers, giving a split-face stone wall with relief and shadow. Each panel is 2 ft x 1 ft.
Where are 3D stone panels used?
On façades, entrances, feature walls, columns and compound walls, in homes and commercial buildings.
What colours do 3D stone panels come in?
19 colourways, from S. White and Ita Gold through Copper, Teak Wood and Indian Autumn to Concrete, Ocean Black and Black Shimmer.
Can 3D stone panels be used outside?
Yes. They are offered for exterior walls and façades as well as interior feature walls.
What size are 3D stone panels?
Each panel is 2 ft x 1 ft, with stone strips about 3 to 5 mm deep.
Can I see 3D Stone Panels before I choose?
Yes. 3D Stone Panels is on display at the Inlife Experience Centre, 2 Baker Street, Choolai, Chennai. Visit Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm, or arrange a time and we will have it laid out for you.
How do I get the 3D Stone Panels catalogue and samples?
Add 3D Stone Panels to your sample box, or ask on WhatsApp. We share the latest catalogue on WhatsApp, and samples can be viewed at the showroom or sent to offices in Chennai for viewing.
How do I get a quote?
Send the area, location and preferred design on WhatsApp, or bring your drawings to the showroom. Quotes are prepared for each project.
In place
The library · 19 designs
Featured designs
S. White
Forest Brown
Red Mint
Agra Red
Ita Gold
Black Shimmer
Burning Forest
Artic Storme
Ocean Black
Material guide
A guide to 3D stone panels
3D stone panels are panels made of narrow strips of natural stone set in staggered layers, so the face steps in and out like a split-face, stacked-stone wall. Each panel measures 2 ft x 1 ft and is 3 to 5 mm thick. Inlife shows 19 designs for façades and exterior walls.
3D stone panels are made of narrow strips of natural stone, set in staggered layers on a panel so the face steps in and out. You get a split-face, stacked-stone wall that throws real shadow, in a single 2 ft x 1 ft piece.
What they are
Each panel carries rows of thin stone strips, cut and stacked so that no two courses sit flush. Light falls across the edges and picks out every layer, which is what gives the wall its three-dimensional look. Because the stone is natural, colour and texture vary from strip to strip, so a finished wall looks like built stone and not a repeated tile.
The colour range
There are 19 colourways, from pale to almost black. They fall into a few families:
- Whites and golds
- S. White, Ita Gold and Mint: light, sandy walls for bright entrances.
- Rusts and reds
- Copper, Agra Red, Red Mint, Oxido and Indian Autumn: warm, earthy mixes of terracotta, ochre and brown.
- Browns and woods
- Teak Wood, Forest Brown and Burning Forest: deeper, layered browns.
- Greys and concretes
- Concrete, LM Concrete and Artic Storme: cool, even grey stone.
- Blacks and slates
- K. Black, Ocean Black, Black Shimmer and Mint Shimmer: dark slates, some with a fine sparkle in the stone.
Size and format
Panels are 2 ft x 1 ft, with stone strips 3 to 5 mm deep across the face. The staggered ends let panels run on from one another, so the coursing continues across the wall without an obvious grid.
Where they suit
- Façades
- A full elevation or a band across the front of a house or building.
- Entrances
- Framing a main door, gate pillar or porch.
- Feature walls
- A living room, lobby or reception wall that needs texture.
- Columns and compound walls
- Breaking up a long, plain surface.
Designing with stacked stone
Stacked stone looks its best where light grazes it. A wall washed from above by a downlight, or lit low from the floor, shows every course. In full shade the relief is softer. Pair warm rusts and golds with timber, cane and bronze; pair greys and blacks with plaster, glass and metal.
Keep the surrounding finishes plain. One stone wall is usually enough for a room or an elevation.
Choosing a shade
Natural stone varies, so judge a colourway from a full panel rather than a photograph. The panels are on display at the Inlife Experience Centre in Choolai, and you can take a sample to see against your own light.
Complete the room
Wall, floor and ceiling, chosen together.