How Stonemart ™ is emerging as the most promising décor brand in India?
Oct 22, 2026
Stonemart ™ has revolutionised the way décor is seen and emerged as the most promising décor brand in India. It provides complete concepts for both interiors and outdoor spaces.
Jaipur, Rajasthan Oct 21, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - The world of décor revolves around architects, interior designers, landscaping experts and few names that suggest décor ideas. There are many prominent names in this field but a name that has caught attention worldwide not just in India, is that of Stonemart . It is one such ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing and export stone company in India that is making news worldwide.
Important to note, along with the ISO certification, the company is also CE Certified which is an important parameter for quality assurance. The company is in news for sharing completely unique concepts that are not just contemporary but stunning and as per the requirements of the ambience.
Stonemart is not just an organization that manufactures sculptures, statues, artefacts rather much more than that. The company offers complete concepts for both the residential as well as commercial projects. Recently one of its concepts of Granite Cascading fountain with Stone Nandi got viral and attracted views in abundance. The concept was a spiritual décor with hand carved stone Nandi placed on a granite cascading water fountain with a lantern. It was a concept showcasing religious beliefs, adhering Vastu principles and completely modern. A proper height was designed for placing the Nandi Statue, nice water flow was ensured to make sure the mesmerizing water sound is there and a granite lantern was an addition to enhance its beauty further.
Just like this concept, the modern abstract sculptures designed by the design team of Stonemart - The Expressions is a concept inquired by prominent designing companies in USA and UK. There's one thing common in all its concepts- they all are unique art forms with a meaningful representation showcased in each one of them. There are many other stone masterpieces ordered from various parts of the world like UAE, New Zealand, Japan, Norway, USA, Singapore, UK as listed on International shipments page of Stonemart that shows love of people from all across the globe for its masterpieces.
Stonemart was founded in the year 2006 by Mr. Swadesh Rohilla who started this venture after offering his services to a reputed natural stone company in Germany. His areas were related to quality control and was entrusted with the task of understanding international market's demand and managing the supply of finished stone products from India. He even shared his knowledge with companies in China to make them understand the work culture and expectations of German companies to coordinate things better. His efforts were recognised by Govt of India and was invited to speak on the development of stone industries in India as well along with various other prominent players in the stone industry.
Stonemart was founded with an aim of promoting the age-old stone carving art of India. This is well advocated in all its stone masterpieces that are carved fully by bare hands of local craftsmen who are into carving for generations and use traditional tools like hammer and chisel only. The company is generating enormous employment opportunities for skilled craftsmen and that's the reason avoids the use of machines or mechanized tools. This is one reason why every sculpture crafted at Stonemart resembles a stunning piece of art that has a strong imprint in the history.
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