Mont Blanc flexible stone on a private house

Three-storey house from below: Mont Blanc flexible stone between white cornices, a balcony and clear sky

The whole house from the street, three storeys in white flexible stone with white cornices, plants in front

Side wing in light flexible stone, white door surround and grey plinth

House corner clad in Mont Blanc flexible stone, white cornices and black window frames

Side facade with four windows in white surrounds and a white belt, clad in light flexible stone

House corner from the garden side, balcony, white cornices and a black downpipe on flexible stone

Corner with balconies on three storeys, black windows and white cornices, photographed from below

Wall under a white cornice with a black window and a flexible stone corner, seen from below

Bands of flexible stone between the white cornices between levels, seen from below

Balcony parapet and upper corner in white flexible stone under a white band

White belt and a field of flexible stone at the house corner against the sky

Corner detail: the fine texture of Mont Blanc flexible stone on two faces

Corner column between a window and a wall, two faces of light flexible stone close up

Corner of the entrance canopy from below, with glazing and white flexible stone

Upper corner with a white cornice and the underside of a balcony, light flexible stone

Field of flexible stone around a window with a white surround, close up

Corner edge with a window on the left and two faces of light flexible stone

Inner corner with a white band at mid-height, flexible stone on both faces

Side passage along the flexible stone wall, with a fence, in perspective

The stone stops at every white edge

Area:350 m²

Year:2025

This facade is mostly edges. White belt cornices, window surrounds and column faces divide the wall into fields, and Mont Blanc flexible stone fills every one of them. Each field ends at a white edge, so every cut is visible from the street — precision mattered more here than the area covered.

On a pale wall the tone of each panel reads. The material's natural variation was spread across the whole surface rather than grouped, so the wall looks like stone and not like a repair.

Three storeys over insulation: weight decides. At 4 kg/m², 350 m² adds about 1.4 tonnes. In natural stone it would have been seven to twelve — a load an insulation system will not take.

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