Wherever stone belongs, Pacific belongs.
Fifteen surface applications, each with the collections, thicknesses and finishes we specify for it.

Kitchen Countertops
Heat, knives, turmeric and oil, every day, for decades. The surface that takes the most punishment in the house.

Kitchen Islands
At 137 × 79 inches, most islands come out of a single slab — no joint down the middle of the thing everyone gathers around.

Backsplashes
The wall behind the hob takes more splash and heat than anything except the counter itself. Tile it and you are cleaning grout forever.

Outdoor Kitchens
Sun, monsoon, and the temperature swing between them. Outdoors is the hardest test a surface faces.

Vanity Tops
Engineered quartz vanity tops and integrated basins, made to size in 36, 48, 60 and 72 inch lengths. Non-porous, stain-resistant, and finished to the wall.

Shower Walls
Large-format panels replace two hundred tiles and every grout line between them.

Washbasins
Integra fabricates the basin from the same slab as the top it sits in. One material, straight through.

Wall Cladding
At 137 × 79 inches, an entire wall can be a single uninterrupted surface. Never tile a feature wall again.

Facades
A facade is judged in year fifteen, not on handover day. Ours is specified for weather, UV and pollution.

Flooring
A floor is the largest single surface in any room, and the one that gets walked on ten thousand times a year.

Staircases
A staircase is the one element people touch, tread on and look up at all at once.

Dining & Furniture
A dining table, a console, a coffee table — where the slab is the object rather than part of the room.

Bar Counters
Wine, citrus, spirits and coffee, nightly, on the surface people lean on all evening.

Reception Desks
A reception desk is brand collateral that also has to survive being leaned on all day.

Waterfall Islands
A mitred waterfall turns an island into one continuous piece rather than a top sitting on a base.

Feature Walls
The wall a room is built around — a lobby, a headboard, a chimney breast, the face behind a bar.

Backlit Features
Translucent and semi-precious surfaces stop being a surface and become the light source.

Retail Interiors
Display plinths, cash desks, wall linings and fitting rooms, in spaces refitted more often than they are rebuilt.

Hospitality Interiors
High-traffic interiors where the surface has to look installed-yesterday for a decade.

Fireplace Surrounds
A hearth and surround has to take direct heat without discolouring or cracking.