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Polished and worked Georgian granite paving and steps at a contemporary villa, lit at dusk
Quarried in Georgia — since 2009

Stone that outlives the building it clads.

Granite and basalt tiles for ventilated facades, stairs and terraces — cut in our own quarry and workshop, delivered in project quantities with consistent tone across every pallet.

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Granite finishes
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Basalt finishes
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Core applications
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Own quarry supply
The company

One material. One party responsible for it.

Pharos Stone Co is a Georgian producer of granite and basalt. We control the whole chain — from block extraction to the sorted, crated, site-delivered tile.

That matters because problems with natural stone never start at the tile. They start at the block. When the same company selects the block, saws it, works the surface and controls the tone, a facade still reads as one surface five years after handover.

We supply architects, general contractors and facade installers — at project volume, with technical specifications and a delivery schedule attached.

Material 01 — Granite

Granite, in two finishes.

Dense, low-absorption Georgian granite. Choose polished for depth of tone and reflection, or unpolished for a dry, non-slick surface. The same stone, two entirely different characters.

Polished Close-up of polished Georgian granite with a mirror surface and worked edge

Polished Granite

A mirror surface that pulls the crystal structure and colour depth fully forward. Minimal porosity and the easiest maintenance of any finish — made for representative facades, columns, entrance groups and interior floors.

Facade Interior floor Entrance Columns
Unpolished Close-up of unpolished Georgian granite showing an even matte grain

Unpolished Granite

A dry, matte surface with an even grain. It does not glare in sun, does not show traffic marks, and holds noticeably more grip when wet — the correct choice for external steps, walkways and large-area paving.

External steps Walkways Paving Plinth
Material 02 — Basalt

Basalt, in four finishes.

A volcanic stone built for Caucasus freeze–thaw cycles. Naturally crack-resistant, colour-stable and almost non-wearing — basalt works where other stone breaks down.

Antislip Close-up of antislip basalt with a fine textured surface and water beading on it

Antislip Basalt

A mechanically worked, fine-grained surface that sheds water sideways and keeps its grip when wet. The default answer for stairs, ramps, terraces and pool surrounds.

Stairs Terrace Pool deck
Natural raw Natural raw split-face basalt cladding laid in courses on a wall

Natural Raw Basalt

A split, three-dimensional face left exactly as the stone came out of the quarry. It gives a facade deep shadow and real weight — used on retaining walls, plinths and accent planes.

Facade Retaining wall Plinth
Cubes Basalt setts with characteristic volcanic pores, laid diagonally

Basalt Cubes

Cut setts with the characteristic vesicular pores of volcanic rock. Laid in fan, linear or random bond; they carry vehicle load and can be repaired one stone at a time.

Plaza Driveway Streetscape
Honed Close-up of honed basalt with a smooth, evenly matte grey surface

Honed Basalt

A smooth, evenly matte surface with no gloss. The calmest tone in the range — for large-format facade panels, terraces and interiors where the stone should be the background, not the accent.

Facade Terrace Interior
Applications

Three places where the stone takes the most punishment.

Contemporary building clad in large-format honed basalt panels

Facades

Ventilated and adhered facades. Calibrated thickness, kerf or anchor fixing, controlled tone across the whole elevation.

Wide, lit granite entrance stairs at a modern house at dusk

Stairs

Treads, risers and landings. Antislip or unpolished finish, drip-grooved nosing, sets cut from a single block.

Roof terrace paved with large honed basalt slabs

Terraces

Terraces, courtyards and roof decks. Freeze-proof basalt on pedestals or mortar, in large formats for fewer joints.

Technical

Formats and tolerances.

Below is the standard production range. For project orders we cut to size — send a schedule or an elevation drawing and we return a broken-down specification.

Finish Material Typical format Thickness Primary use
Polished Granite 300×600 · 600×600 · 600×1200 mm 20 · 30 mm Facade, interior floor
Unpolished Granite 300×600 · 600×600 · 400×800 mm 20 · 30 · 40 mm Steps, paving
Antislip Basalt 300×600 · 350×1200 mm · cut-to-size treads 20 · 30 · 40 mm Stairs, terrace, ramp
Natural raw Basalt 100×200 · 150×300 · 200×400 mm 25–50 mm Facade, retaining wall
Cubes Basalt 50×50 · 100×100 · 100×200 mm 50 · 100 mm Plaza, driveway
Honed Basalt 600×600 · 600×1200 · 800×1600 mm 20 · 30 mm Facade, terrace, interior

Tolerances: thickness ±1 mm on calibrated tiles, length/width ±1 mm, diagonal ±1.5 mm. Supplied in timber crates on Euro-standard pallets. Tone samples and a technical data sheet are available for every finish.

Reference work

How it reads on site.

Public plaza with basalt wall cladding and large-format basalt paving
Honed basalt — facade & plaza
Facade clad in coursed natural split-face basalt
Natural raw — facade
Wet external stairs and ramp in antislip stone in front of a glass building
Antislip — stairs & ramp, wet
Close view of basalt sett paving in fan bond with a granite kerb
Cubes — fan bond, city plaza
Contemporary residential building clad in large honed basalt panels
Honed basalt — residential facade
Garden terrace paved with large antislip basalt slabs
Antislip basalt — garden terrace
Why Pharos

Buying natural stone is risk management.

We work on exactly the three things that most often damage a facade project: tone variation, schedule slip, and documentation that does not exist.

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One quarry, one tone

For one site we select blocks from a single horizon and hold the batch to the end. No second delivery in a different colour.

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Cut to size and numbered

We cut to your drawing, number each element in installation order, and crate it so almost no cutting is left for the site.

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Documentation and export

Technical data sheet, tone samples, crate schedule and export paperwork — before the shipment, not after it.

Request a quote

Send us the drawing. We send back a price.

Tell us the finish, the approximate square metres and the deadline. On business days we reply within 24 hours — with a specification and a lead time.

Office
Tbilisi, Georgia

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