H01 Dune Stone Pod
Sand FRP shell that appears to grow out of the ground, with real travertine at the entrance, the terrace and the bathroom wall. Climate-matched stone per region.
Stone
We don't use fiberglass to imitate stone. The shell gives the form; real quarried stone takes every surface a hand or a foot actually meets — 6 to 20 mm of it, not five tonnes.
Stone selection, climate suitability, pricing intelligence and the local supplier / installer network come from SmartStones. We design and mould the form in Türkiye; the stone can be sourced and set locally in North America.
Form, mould, fiber shell and furniture — developed and produced in İzmir.
Stone match by climate zone, application, slip and freeze-thaw performance, with live price intelligence.
Stone supplied from the network in the destination market — or from Anatolian quarries when the project wants origin.
Vetted installers set the stone and assemble the shell. One design, two supply chains.
FORM × FIBER × STONE × CLIMATE
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STONE SUITABILITY, PRICING AND SUPPLIER DATA VIA SMARTSTONES · SLIP, FREEZE-THAW AND SALT EXPOSURE CHECKED PER CLIMATE ZONE
H01 Sand FRP shell that appears to grow out of the ground, with real travertine at the entrance, the terrace and the bathroom wall. Climate-matched stone per region.
H02 Repeated organic FRP ribs with glass between them; every third or fourth rib faced in thin travertine. Stone as architectural rhythm, not cladding.
H03 The whole pod stays white fiber; only the entrance becomes monumental — an engineered substrate carrying a thick-reading stone portal. Ancient material, future form.
H04 Monolithic outside, hollowed inside: travertine floor and headboard, carved-looking fiber walls, stone basin. A 21st-century cave archetype, not a Cappadocia copy.
H05 One purchase order: FRP villa shell, travertine pool deck, plunge pool, stone bathroom and kitchen, sculptural outdoor furniture, landscape package.
H06 Sculptural FRP body, real marble or quartzite top — but the stone follows the organic contour instead of squaring it. From below, a thin slab appears to float.
H07 Bone-white fiber top with real stone running through it as an inlaid river. The stone stops being a material and becomes the graphic.
H08 An amorphous void through the middle of a white fiber table, filled with travertine, onyx or quartzite: a geological core inside the furniture.
H09 Onyx used for light, not for load: illuminated inserts inside sculptural shells. Console, side table, headboard, wall piece, reception desk, bar.
H10 Modular biomorphic FRP pieces mixed with travertine, marble and backlit onyx modules. Grows from 1 × 2 m to a 10 × 20 m hotel lobby field.
H11 Flowing FRP body, quartzite or marble where hands land, one large stone insert on the front face, warm light underneath. Sculpture at the centre of a lobby.
H12 Canada-specific discipline: stone concentrated on floors, fireplace, bathroom and sheltered terrace; exterior stone selected strictly for freeze-thaw performance.
Veneer thickness, backing, adhesive system and anchoring are calculated per application — a backlit onyx insert, a tumbled pool deck and a 20 mm quartzite counter are three different problems. We publish a stone build-up detail with every hybrid quote and have it signed off locally where the assembly is structural.
Either we ship the finished hybrid piece from İzmir, or we ship the fiber shell only and the stone is quarried, cut and installed by the local network. The second route drops freight weight sharply on large projects and keeps the design ours either way.
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