Cosentino surfaces and an introduction to Marbill Mill
Marbill Mill supply stone for kitchens, bathrooms and interior and exterior walls, including Cosentino surfaces. The brief was two-part: an introduction piece that explains who they are and what they actually do, and a content set that shows the material properly — vein, depth, edge profile and the finished join — rather than a flat product photograph off a sample board.
We shot the material where it lives: slabs in the yard under controlled light, then the same stone installed in finished kitchens and wall applications. Detail frames were built around the decisions a specifier cares about — the mitred edge, the waterfall end, the book-matched vein across two slabs, the transition from stone to joinery. Lighting was raked across the surface rather than fired at it, because that is the only way a polished slab shows its depth instead of a hot white reflection.
An introduction post plus a reusable material library for social and specifier-facing marketing, credited so both the supplier and the installers on each job could publish the same set.
Frames from this project
Stills and cuts from this shoot are being cleared with the client before publication. Ask us for the full set and we will send it through directly.
